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Victory is ours!

Dear beloved,

You are so precious to me and I am very thankful for you.

As we remember the death, burial and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, my heart is overflowing with thankfulness for His great love for us. Because of His perfect sacrifice on the cross, we can indeed live life with great expectation—of abundance, divine health, favor and provision. Because He was raised from the grave, we can be confident that Jesus' work in saving us is completely complete! That is the good news of the gospel of grace!

Thank you for sharing our heart to spread the gospel of the Lord's amazing grace. The finished work of Jesus truly has the power to change the lives of people all over this world.

It is because of your prayers, support and partnership that we are able to keep broadcasting and sharing this message. You share in all that God is doing through this ministry—seeing people set free from shame, guilt and condemnation to live lives filled with hope, joy and great expectation!

Thank you for helping to make a difference! May you experience His resurrection power in your life today and allow it to flow through you and bless those around you!

Pastor Prince

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