Emancipation Can Be for All Who Want It
Encouraging Freedom through the Journey of Bible Reading
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Emancipation Can Be for All Who Want It
Narrated by:
Dianne Jackson
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Narrated by:
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Dianne Jackson
About this listen
This book is about my journey to become free from the ideologies and beliefs that had me in bondage, not knowing they have been set free by the blood of Christ Jesus' ransom sacrifice, or understanding that anyone who wants to be set free has already been emancipated from slavery.
God’s word shows those who have come to this realization can live with this freedom in their present life. No need to wait until you die to go to heaven. Only the most high God and his son can give through the kingdom.
©2022 Angelena Smith Floyd (P)2022 Angelena Smith FloydWhat listeners say about Emancipation Can Be for All Who Want It
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