Pronounce Before You Possess | Joel Osteen
6/14/202631 min
Before you see the blessing, you have to declare it. Get your words in agreement with what God says about you.
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First 90 secondsSpeaker 10:00
[crowd cheering] All right, full-time thoughts. Craig, who stood out?
Speaker 20:02
Brazil's lime cheesecake started bright, didn't let up.
Speaker 10:05
Nah, for me, Italian cappuccino was the standout in the bunch.
Speaker 20:08
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Speaker 10:15
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Joel Osteen· Host0:30
[upbeat music] Hi, this is Joel and Victoria. Thanks for listening to our podcast, and thanks for supporting the ministry. If you enjoyed today's message, why don't you be a blessing and share it with a friend? We appreciate you and pray for God's very best in your life. [audience applauding] Well, God bless you. It's great to be with you today, and I hope you'll stay connected with us during the week through our daily podcast, our YouTube channel, and social media, and you can come visit us in person. We'd love to have you be a part of one of our services. And I'd like to start with something funny. I heard about this pastor, and he found a dead mule on the church grounds, and he called the health department, and they said they couldn't pick it up without authorization from the mayor. Well, the mayor was known to be rude and hard to get along with, and when the pastor called, the mayor didn't disappoint. He started ranting and raving. He finally said, "Isn't it your job to bury the dead? Why are you even calling me?" The pastor asked God to give him the right response. He said, "Yes, Mayor, it is my job to bury the dead,