Believing Bigger DayBrightener
$11.99
When God says, “Yes,” there is not a devil in hell that can say, “No.” Defy the status quo.
Defy tradition. And defy gravity. Do what seems impossible, unthinkable, and untimely. Christ
defied all the odds, and so should you! The best is within you, and superpowers are indeed
waiting to manifest through you. You are a miracle in motion ready to start a movement.
May you dare to believe bigger in you too.
1 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781648703218
UPC: 081983751165
Marshawn Daniels
Binding: Spiral Bound
Published: February 2022
DayBrighteners
Publisher: DaySpring
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