
Power Of The Spirit | Pastor Jim Cymbala | Tuesday Prayer Meeting | The Brooklyn Tabernacle
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When we feel spiritually dry, calling on the power of the Holy Spirit restores us. Waiting in prayer invites the fresh wind and fire of His presence to move over our lives.
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