ARMS OF FAITH REVIVAL MINISTRIES INT'L OCTOBER 9 2019 BIBLE STUDY

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WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY 9TH OCTOBER 2019
TITLED:BE FAITHFUL GENESIS 1:28



Bible verses: Genesis 1:28, Mathew 13: 44, Proverb 2:1-5,
Psalm 16:6, Psalm 92:12
Talking about been fruitful in life, and also to people around you, how to manage what God has given to you
QUESTION:
Are you Fruitful 

 WORD BY:
PASTOR WISDOM F. ROLAND (G.O)

 WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY  9TH OCTOBER 2019
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