Is your faith dancing alone?
Peter says faith by itself can’t stay strong. It needs partners—virtue, knowledge, self-control, steadfastness, godliness, brotherly affection, and love. When these qualities move in step with your faith, you’ll never fall, your life will overflow with fruit, and you will have a rich entrance into the kingdom of heaven ministered to you.
In this message, discover how to:
✔️ Claim God’s divine power for life and godliness
✔️ Supply your faith with a dancing partner
✔️ Never backslide
✔️ Confirm your calling and secure a rich entrance into Christ’s kingdom
If your faith has felt stuck or ineffective, this teaching will show you how to supply it with the partners it needs to thrive.
👉 Don’t let your faith sit idle. Give it a dancing partner and step into the rhythm of God’s Spirit.
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