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MARTIN from Tanzania

August 4 at 1:47 pm
Pray for Jonathan Isaac, who tore his ACL in the Orlando Magic’s game on Sunday and is expected to miss the rest of the season? Jonathan was the first NBA player to stand during the national anthem this weekend while everyone else was taking a knee. Afterwards, he shared about the importance and the healing power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. His response drew the ire of many, and there are even some saying this injury is “karma” for his stance. Not so. While many continue to demean him, I’m thankful for his courage and boldness. Let’s lift him up in prayer for the long road of recovery ahead of him.
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  • ALEX SALAS on August 4 at 4:54 pm
    MY GOD IN HEAVEN I PRAY IN FAITH FATHER IN THE NAME OF YAHWEH JESUS CHRIST HOLY SPIRIT HOLY GHOST COME WITH ALMIGHTY POWERFUL FIRE AND ANOINTING WITH POWER AND GLORY NOW MANIFEST YOUR PRESENCE THRU JONATHAN RELEASE YOUR MIGHTY HEALING POWER NOW RESTORE AND DELIVER HIM SPEEDY RECOVERY RECEIVE IT IN JESUS MIGHTY POWERFUL NAME AMEN AMEN AMEN HALLELUJAH GLORY SHALOM
  • Jonathan on August 4 at 2:36 pm
    God bless this man
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