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Making Spiritual Progress (Volume 2)

By: Zacharias Tanee Fomum
Narrated by: John H. Fehskens
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How do you make spiritual progress?

In this book, Z .T. Fomum aptly and ably answers this determinant question that believers often ask themselves in their walk with the Lord.

This is the second set of messages given to the church in Rixheim (France), during a spiritual retreat that took place there in July 1989.

The believer must work out his salvation by:

  • Fixing his thoughts on things above
  • Cooperating with the Lord through prayer
  • Developing a positive attitude in the face of life's circumstances

But first, everyone should know that the Lord has provided everything we need to make all the progress that we ought to make.

This audiobook is to be listened to in prayer and with faith.

©2005 Zacharias Tanee Fomum (P)2020 ZTF Books Online Christian Living Christianity

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