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T.D. Jakes on Finishing Strong - Pentecostal (Hebrews 12:1-2)

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"RUN YOUR RACE! You've got a cloud of witnesses cheering you on! Throw off what's slowing you down—bitterness, unforgiveness, doubt! Fix your eyes on JESUS! He finished HIS race; He's showing you how to finish YOURS! Don't quit! The finish line is WORTH IT!" — T.D. Jakes. Pentecostal: finishing strong.

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