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Week 21 

Title: Seven Gospels That Characterize the Nigerian Church

Speaker: Apostle Joshua Selman 


Week 22

Title: Striving For Mastery 1

Speaker: Apostle Joshua Selman 


Week 23

Title: Striving For Mastery 2

Speaker: Apostle Joshua Selman 


Week 24

Title: Striving For Mastery 3

Speaker: Apostle Joshua Selman 


Week 25

Title: Developing New Ideas To Secure The Future 

Speaker: Pastor Sam Adeyemi 


Week 26

Title: Secrets To Successful Relationship  

Speaker: Dr. Paul Enenche


Week 27

Title: Sensible Dating

Speaker: Pastor Faith Oyedepo 


Week 28

Title: Single Ready to Mingle

Speaker: Pastor (Mrs) Faith Oyedepo


Week 29

Title: 10 Imperatives Of Great Leadership

Speaker: Dr. Myles Munroe 


Week 30

Title: Let Them have Dominion (pt. 1)

Speaker: Apostle Joshua Selman 


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