Speaker(s): Kenneth Copeland
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Every human being speaks words that are spiritual containers. At the 2022 Southwest Believers’ Convention, Kenneth Copeland teaches how the Bible is a book of words, yet a holy Book because of the blood-backed covenants therein. Learn how your words can be filled with power and change circumstances!
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