Changed Hearts Changed Lives

By: Manhattan First Assembly of God
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  • Summary

  • Our mission and vision is to build environments that equip people to know God intimately, invest in one another deeply, and reach Manhattan and the world creatively, through ministries that espouse communion, care, commitment, and compassion.
    © 2018 Manhattan First Assembly of God
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Episodes
  • Sometimes To Walk You Have To Fight Part III (Supplication)

    Sometimes To Walk You Have To Fight Part III (Supplication)
    Jan 28 2024
    In our relationship with God, prayer is how we communicate, and when we have pain or sorrow, it can bring us to an even deeper prayer life . That’s what supplication is. Have you entered into this aspect of prayer?
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  • Sometimes To Walk You Have To Fight Part II (Prayer)

    Sometimes To Walk You Have To Fight Part II (Prayer)
    Jan 21 2024
    When traveling to any destination, you must know the correct exit from the highway. Understanding how to reach the peace that God wants for you, you also need to take the exits on that journey.
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  • Sometimes To Walk You Have To Fight Part I (Road Map)

    Sometimes To Walk You Have To Fight Part I (Road Map)
    Jan 14 2024
    When on a road trip, having a map will guide you step by step to your destination. Much like the apostle Paul gives us a sure road map to peace. Are you lacking peace?
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