On Friday’s edition of the AM Show on Joy News on Multi TV, Mamavi Owusu Aboagye and her guest discuss the real purpose of prophesy.
Head pastor at the Open Heaven Temple of International Central gospel Church, Prophet Eric Xexemeku explained what role a prophesy must play in building the home, the individual and how a prophesy must be interpreted.
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