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TD Fleming (iamfound)

Hometown:: los angeles county

Relationship Status:: Single

About Me:: I prayed for a mate for years; alone and with other christian women. Recently, I read Dr. Henry Cloud's book, How To Get a Date Worth Keeping and now understand due diligence in the area of dating and marriage. This is a step in sowing seed to find a mate. I'm stepping out in faith instead of waiting for something to happen w/o sowing.

Website:: walla.com

E-mail Address:: 2bfound@walla.com

Favorite Music:: Handel,Switchfoot, Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir

Favorite Movies:: Pride & Prejudice, Sense & Sensibility, Persuasion, any old Doris Day movie, How To Marry a Millionaire, The Women, most Elizabeth Taylor movies

Favorite Books:: Whitehorn Woods, Pride & Prejudice, The Way We Live Now, Little Women,Little Men, Jo's Boys,The Forsyte Saga, Jane Eyre, David Copperfield, Narnia Series, Mere Christianity

Favorite Authors:: Louis May Alcott, Maeve Binchy, Catherine Cookson, Jane Austen, Anthony Trollope, Reverend Galsworthy, Charles Dickens, C. S. Lewis

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prophetic prayer

Posted by TD Fleming on May 10th, 2008 at 5:36pm
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Prophetic Prayer

Collective Purpose ( of the Body of Christ)

"Call light out of darkness" is the purpose of each believer in the workplace just as God did in Genesis chapter one. "Raise the dead" physically and spiritually. Bring the disfellowshipped, cut-off christian back into their destiny in the body. Pray that the apostle, prophets, pastor/teachers and evangelists use the washing of water by the word to make the Body of Christ without spot or wrinkle. Let the earth be filled withthe knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.

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When satan ovrhears yourprophetic word, he seels to destroy you, but his attempts to destroy you manifest your destiny (the prophetic word); like Joseph's story, like the character Cor in The Horse and his Boy by CS Lewis.