What Christians Should Know and Ought to Do - Aluko, Olubunmi
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Salvation is free but not automatic. Deliverance is also free but not automatic. What if you could do something for yourself that would set you free from every hindrance to your growth and prosperity? Something that would allow you to soar like an eagle and attain all the good things you've been yearning for? What Christians Should Know and Ought to Do shares some powerful teachings and examples to set you free. Author Dr. Olubunmi Aluko was also once frustrated by her lack of victory in life, due to many delayed expectations and unfulfilled promises. Yet by asking questions and listening to…mehr

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Salvation is free but not automatic. Deliverance is also free but not automatic. What if you could do something for yourself that would set you free from every hindrance to your growth and prosperity? Something that would allow you to soar like an eagle and attain all the good things you've been yearning for? What Christians Should Know and Ought to Do shares some powerful teachings and examples to set you free. Author Dr. Olubunmi Aluko was also once frustrated by her lack of victory in life, due to many delayed expectations and unfulfilled promises. Yet by asking questions and listening to the Holy Spirit, she was able to follow his guidance and be catapulted into victorious living. Dr. Aluko now shares this quest with you-and she believes you will do it!
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Olubunmi Aluko is a renowned prayer warrior and a member of Bethel Christian Church in Michigan, USA. She holds a master's degree in education, and a doctorate in physical therapy. She is being used by God in intercession, teaching and mentoring young men and women in discipleship. She was born and raised in Africa before migrating to the US in 1994. She has three young adult children, Akintomide, Oluwatemilorun, and Toluwanimi.