Command Your Day w/ Marvin Sapp

Don’t Clock Out | Bishop Marvin Sapp

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Have you ever felt like you’ve given all you have and still haven’t seen the results? In this message from Galatians 6:9 KJV, Bishop Marvin Sapp reminds us that weariness is real, but quitting is not the answer. Don’t Clock Out is a powerful call to stay faithful when you’re tired, stay committed when the process gets difficult, and keep trusting God when the harvest hasn’t arrived yet. Just because you don’t see immediate results doesn’t mean God isn’t working. Your breakthrough is tied to your endurance. Don’t walk away from the assignment, don’t give up on the promise, and don’t stop before God finishes what He started in your life. Visit us in person or online at The Chosen Vessel Church in Fort Worth, Texas. Learn more at https://linktr.ee/tcvconnect For more information about Bishop Sapp, visit https://linktr.ee/marvinlsapp

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Episode Don’t Clock Out | Bishop Marvin Sapp Cover

Don’t Clock Out | Bishop Marvin Sapp

Have you ever felt like you’ve given all you have and still haven’t seen the results? In this message from Galatians 6:9 KJV, Bishop Marvin Sapp reminds us that weariness is real, but quitting is not the answer. Don’t Clock Out is a powerful call to stay faithful when you’re tired, stay committed when the process gets difficult, and keep trusting God when the harvest hasn’t arrived yet. Just because you don’t see immediate results doesn’t mean God isn’t working. Your breakthrough is tied to your endurance. Don’t walk away from the assignment, don’t give up on the promise, and don’t stop before God finishes what He started in your life. Visit us in person or online at The Chosen Vessel Church in Fort Worth, Texas. Learn more at https://linktr.ee/tcvconnect For more information about Bishop Sapp, visit https://linktr.ee/marvinlsapp

Gestern36 min
Episode Lace Up Your Boots, Put On Your Backpack, It’s Time To Ride | Bishop Marvin Sapp Cover

Lace Up Your Boots, Put On Your Backpack, It’s Time To Ride | Bishop Marvin Sapp

Are you ready for the battle, or are you walking into it unprepared? In this message from Ephesians 6:10–12, Bishop Marvin Sapp reminds us that every believer is called to be spiritually equipped. Lace Up Your Boots, Put On Your Backpack… It’s Time to Ride declares that this is not the season to be passive or distracted. The enemy is real, but so is the power God has given you to stand. It’s time to put on the whole armor of God, stop running from the fight, and step into every battle knowing that victory belongs to the Lord. This isn’t the time to fold. It’s time to suit up and stand firm. Visit us in person or online at The Chosen Vessel Church in Fort Worth, Texas.Learn more at https://linktr.ee/tcvconnect For more information about Bishop Sapp, visit https://linktr.ee/marvinlsapp

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Episode Unfollow Yesterday | Bishop Marvin Sapp Cover

Unfollow Yesterday | Bishop Marvin Sapp

You can’t move forward while you’re still scrolling through your past. In this message titled Unfollow Yesterday from Isaiah 43:18-19 KJV, Bishop Marvin Sapp delivers a powerful word about letting go of what God has already closed the chapter on. He said He’s doing a new thing, but you’ll never see it if you keep replaying the old one. Old hurts, old failures, old versions of you, none of it gets to follow you into what God is doing now. It’s time to unfollow yesterday so you can recognize the new thing springing up right in front of you. Visit us in person or online at The Chosen Vessel Church in Fort Worth, Texas.Learn more at www.thechosenvessel.org For more information about Bishop Sapp, visit https://linktr.ee/marvinlsapp

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