Listen to Haddon talk about being thankful for God’s provision. It’s part of his narration of his popular “Jesus’ Blueprint for Prayer” Discovery Series booklet from RBC Ministries. Following are the 10 parts to “Jesus’ Blueprint for Prayer”: (To listen, please select the links.) Introduction God’s Paternity God’s Person God’s Program God’s Purpose God’s Provision…
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