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Thupha Ngah A Ki Phal Nuntakna

December 16, 2025·47 min·4 clips

The sermon opens with repeated alleluias and thanks to long-time church members.

The episode begins with repeated alleluias and expressions of gratitude to church members who have been with the congregation for a long time. The speaker emphasizes unity and working together. It then transitions into a discussion about being a 'woman of God,' using Mary as a central example, noting that while Mary is a woman, she is specifically a woman of God, making it a challenging ideal to follow. The sermon asserts that listeners are Christians and true followers of Jesus Christ. It references God sending Nazareth and the Spirit giving new life, connecting this to David being called a woman of God. Biblical names from the book of Acts are mentioned. A lengthy section of thank yous and alleluias follows, building a worshipful atmosphere. The message shifts to practical spiritual advice, encouraging prayer without fear or anxiety, emphasizing confidence. It references 'P loves Nothings' and draws a comparison to the early years of the Israelites when they weren't true to God. Mary is mentioned again, with the speaker questioning her name. The sermon includes more alleluias and what appears to be a mix of languages or unclear speech towards the end, with phrases like 'building here he wouldn't Christmas' and references to Japan, Allah, and other terms that are difficult to decipher from the transcript. The overall format is a solo sermon with religious teaching and worship elements.

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