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Jesus is good!

Jan 24, 2020
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I accepted Jesus when I was a kid and never felt that I have totally ever given my heart and will to him completely. I’ve tried to fill my life with success and building my business ventures however I still felt empty. I lost my husband, my friends and my business and I can’t get these negative emotions out of my head.


I’ve struggled with fear, anxiety, depression, loneliness and obsessive compulsive disorder for years with no hope in sight. I found that my problems were spiritual in nature and I’ve been trying to deal with them naturally.


I found Pastor Timothy’s ministry and through the Lord I was able to get healed of the painful emotions of a drug overdose in my early 20’s. The Lord also healed many other major areas over my life and for the first time in over 30 years I feel good and I know that I have a future. Jesus is good!


Maria. W

Brown, Wisconsin

 
 
 

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