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Did you know, how you see Jesus is what you may become? For instance, if you only see him a baby, then a baby you will be. Crawling with Jesus because you are still in the manger. If you view him as the suffering Messiah on the cross, then your life may be fill with suffering and misery.
In FCM's upcoming release, Rise to the Occasion, on Friday, April 29, Felicia Crawford will enlighten listeners on how one should behold the Messiah. His authority. His power. His kingship. This lesson will change many perspective and encourage many to grab hold of the authority and power that the Messiah has endowed in you.
To see more videos by Felicia Crawford Ministry, visit YouTube.com/user/Feliciacrawford.

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