Kris Vallotton • Sep 25, 2016

Trusting Others More Than Yourself

Chapter 4 “Apostle Covering and Angel Help” from Heavy Rain.


We need good friends we can trust for faithful counsel in tough times. If you don’t trust someone else more than you trust yourself, then you can’t get out of deception. Because the nature of deception is you don’t know you’re deceived.


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