VIDEOS-PROPHET T. B. JOSHUA RESOURCES

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BREAK THE CHAIN -OCT 2019


"Whatever chain satan might have been using to connect you to himself - chain of hardship, loneliness, barrenness, affliction, career failure - begin to loose this chain! Break the chain, in the mighty name of Jesus Christ!" - TB Joshua Join Prophet TB Joshua in this chain-breaking, Spirit-filled time of Mass Prayer at The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) and receive your own touch from Jesus Christ! Distance is NOT a barrier to the move of the Holy Spirit. Just believe - for believing is your connection...




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Caption authors (English)

Robert BegierMel Flowers

Caption author (Swahili)

David Kidiga Ndeda

Caption author (Shona)

Monica Asefa

Caption author (French)

Esther Mwelwa

Caption author (Hungarian)

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