Everything Can Change in Forty Days by Jean Watson
In Everything Can Change in Forty Days, Jean Watson encourages us to stop trying to create change and simply live a lifestyle of worship, allowing God to work in us and through us. If you
In Everything Can Change in Forty Days, Jean Watson encourages us to stop trying to create change and simply live a lifestyle of worship, allowing God to work in us and through us. If you
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