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Super.Natural.Church

·1 hr 13 min·5 clips
A string breaks mid-worship, but Pastor Doug declares a supernatural service where miracles will happen.
The episode opens with worship and a broken string, setting a tone for a supernatural service. Pastor Doug announces the theme of healing and reads multiple Bible verses, including Exodus 23:25 and Deuteronomy 7:15, to support divine health promises. He shares a story about a young man who fell away from faith due to lack of persistence. Lori Morris's testimony of leading nine people to Christ in Mexico using phone translation highlights modern evangelism tools. Pastor Doug discusses plans to translate sermons into Russian, showing outreach efforts. A video clip is played emphasizing that words have spiritual power and can curse or bless oneself, based on Jewish teachings. The pastor uses an inheritance analogy to critique passive faith, urging listeners to actively claim God's promises. He recounts a personal experience with the Holy Spirit guiding him during the service. An Ethiopian visitor's story illustrates the search for a faith-teaching church. The sermon covers healing for spirit, soul, and body, referencing Isaiah 53:5. Practical advice includes reading healing scriptures daily and avoiding negative self-talk. The concept of being a 'receiver' with extra responsibility is introduced. A testimony from Lisa about back healing reinforces the message. The episode concludes with a prayer commanding healing for various ailments, encouraging listeners to receive and praise God.

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A fervent healing service turns Proverbs into personal daily practice before closing in prayer over pain and sickness.

Super.Natural.Church centers on a healing service where scripture is meant to feel near, spoken, and personal. Pastor Doug moves from a broken worship string and a cappella singing into Mark 16, Exodus 23:25, and Proverbs 4:21-23, urging listeners who need healing to read…

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You want a healing service that keeps worshiping after a string breaks and leans into voices-only praise.

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