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18/03/2026

✨ Shalom Dear Family! ✨

We’re excited to invite you once again to join our Overcomer’s Service this Friday (March 20)! 🙌

Come and experience a powerful time of worship, encouragement, and victory together as one family. Let’s gather, be refreshed, and be reminded that we are more than overcomers! 💙🔥

Don’t miss it—we can’t wait to see you there!
NOTE: COME WITH YOUR OIL AND HANDKERCHIEF
Location: 3rd Floor, MOFAMCO Building, T. Alonzo Street, Baguio City

15/03/2026

PLEASE MAKE TIME TO READ THIS MESSAGE :

THE POWER OF A PRAYING CHURCH IN THE FINAL HOUR

Is your local church a praying church?
Prayer is the foundation of every true revival. Throughout history, every genuine move of God has been born in the secret place of prayer. When God’s people pray, heaven moves, hearts change, and the purposes of God advance in power.

A prayerful child of God gains spiritual control over the circumstances of life. Prayer brings divine wisdom, direction, and protection. But a prayerless believer easily falls into the dangers and traps of life, making wrong decisions without discerning the temptations surrounding them.

When the church becomes prayerless, something dangerous begins to happen. Emotional programs replace spiritual power. Eating, social gatherings, and entertainment gradually become the center of church life. The spiritual fire fades. Young people begin to model their lifestyle after the world, and slowly worldliness begins to appear as if it were spirituality.
This is one of the subtle strategies of the enemy in the last days.

Let each believer honestly examine his or her life. Ever since you stopped praying, what has been the true progress of your life? Many believers who abandon prayer slowly begin to criticize everything in the church. They begin correcting everything they see and hear. They fight leadership. They lose respect for spiritual authority. Some even begin dishonoring their parents.

At first it may look like freedom, because now you can do whatever you want. But in reality, it is not freedom—it is backsliding.
Prayerlessness is often a hidden form of pride. It is the quiet belief that you no longer need your Creator, that you are sufficient for yourself. But no human being was created to live independent of God.

Some may argue that many people appear to succeed even though they do not pray. But prayer is not primarily about getting material things. Prayer is about aligning yourself with God and His eternal purpose for your life and beyond your life.
The success of every season in God’s plan is founded on consistent prayer.

At the beginning of a prayerless life, Satan will open the world before you. It will look attractive and exciting. Your spirit will no longer resist sin as strongly as before. You may even feel a strange sense of freedom. But that is exactly how deception works. Sin always looks attractive in the beginning, but the end of it is destruction.
The Bible warns us:
“There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.”
Proverbs 14:12 (KJV)

In these end times, believers cannot afford to live prayerless lives. The hour is too serious. The spiritual battle is too intense. The deception in the world is too strong.
Please rise up and pray.

Young people especially must understand this: your future is too important to be left without prayer. Only God can guide you into the destiny He has prepared for you.
PRAY.
PRAY.
PRAY.

Prayer is like a consuming fire that burns away the traps of life and realigns your priorities according to the will of God. When you pray, your steps are ordered. When you pray, your spirit becomes sensitive to the voice of God. When you pray, the enemy loses his grip over your life.

We are living in the last days. Powerful preaching, anointed music, effective teaching, and fruitful evangelism are not produced by talent alone. They are birthed through consistent, sacrificial prayer.
A church that stops praying will soon lose its power.
Prayerlessness produces powerlessness.

Do not allow the philosophies of this world to deceive you into thinking that prayer is for lazy people. Prayer does not make a person lazy. A man can be a successful businessman, a student, a professional, or a leader and still live a deeply prayerful life.
In fact, the greatest men and women in history were people of prayer.

But let us ask an important question: among the many activities in the church today, why is Satan and his agents working so hard to discourage people from praying?

Why is prayer often the most neglected gathering in many churches?
Could it be that the enemy knows there is something powerful about prayer that he fears?
Prayer moves heaven. Prayer shakes the kingdom of darkness. Prayer releases divine direction. Prayer protects the soul.

That is why the enemy fights it.
My dear friend, this is not the time to grow cold. This is not the time to become spiritually careless.
ARISE AND PRAY.

The church that prays will overcome.
The believer who prays will stand strong.
And the generation that prays will see revival.
In this final hour before the return of Christ, let the church return to the altar.
Let families return to prayer.
Let young people become warriors of prayer.
For when the church prays, revival begins.

Bishop Maxwell A. Hagan

THE PRAYING CHURCH OF THE ENDTIMES
Copyright 2023
Hagan Publications Group

06/03/2026

THE HEART OF GOD CONCERNING THE ENDTIMES

When we speak about the heart of God in these end times, it is important to understand that the end times are not only about judgment, tribulation, or prophetic events. At its core, the end times reveal God’s deepest desire for humanity. Even as the world grows darker, the heart of God remains the same: to seek, to save, to warn, and to prepare a people for His Son.

1. God’s Heart Is Still Salvation
The first and foremost desire of God in these last days is the salvation of souls. God is not eager to destroy the world; He is patient because He desires that people repent.

“The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.” — 2 Peter 3:9 (KJV)
The delay of Christ’s return is actually an expression of divine mercy. God is giving humanity time to turn to Him. Every day the gospel is preached, every missionary sent, every soul won reflects the heartbeat of God for redemption.

2. God’s Heart Is to Prepare a Pure Bride
Another central theme of God’s heart in the end times is the preparation of the Church. Christ is coming back not merely for a religious institution, but for a holy and prepared people.
“That he might present it to himself a glorious church, not having spot, or wrinkle, or any such thing; but that it should be holy and without blemish.” — Ephesians 5:27 (KJV)
God is calling believers to deeper holiness, repentance, and spiritual awakening. The end times are therefore not only prophetic events; they are a call to purification and consecration.

3. God’s Heart Is the Great Commission
Before Jesus ascended, He gave a final command that still echoes powerfully in these last days:
“Go ye therefore, and teach all nations…” — Matthew 28:19 (KJV)
The heart of God in the end times is global evangelism. The gospel must reach every tribe, nation, and language. The end will not come until this mission advances.
“And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come.” — Matthew 24:14 (KJV)
This means the Church must rise with urgency. Evangelism, missions, and discipleship are not optional—they are central to God’s end-time agenda.

4. God’s Heart Is Warning and Mercy
Throughout Scripture, before judgment comes, God always sends warnings through His servants. Prophets, apostles, evangelists, and pastors are raised up to call people back to God.
Just as Noah warned the world before the flood, and Jonah warned Nineveh, God is still raising voices today to call humanity to repentance.
These warnings are not expressions of anger, but expressions of mercy. God warns because He loves.

5. God’s Heart Is Restoration and Revival
Even though Scripture tells us that darkness will increase in the last days, it also reveals that God will pour out His Spirit.
“And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh.” — Acts 2:17 (KJV)
Before Christ returns, there will be waves of revival, global harvest, and supernatural move of the Holy Spirit. The harvest will be great, and many will come to the knowledge of Christ.

In summary

The heart of God in these end times can be seen in five powerful desires:
a. Salvation for the lost
b. Purification of the Church
c. Urgency of the Great Commission
d. Warning to a sinful world

Outpouring of the Holy Spirit and global harvest
For believers, the end times should not create fear but responsibility and urgency. We are living in a generation that must pray more, evangelize more, and prepare the Church for the return of Christ.

“And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me…” — Revelation 22:12 (KJV)

Bishop Maxwell A. Hagan
DHCC Worldwide

04/03/2026

𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗣𝗛𝗘𝗧𝗜𝗖 𝗣𝗥𝗔𝗬𝗘𝗥 & 𝗖𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗦𝗘𝗟𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗦
See you this Friday (Mar. 06, 2026) on the School Of the Holy Spirit Service with His Excellency Ambassador Maxwell A. Hagan

See you!

25/02/2026

Dominion House Christian Center Worldwide -The Dominion City Presents

MYSTERY OF THE ANOINTING During these End-times
A DHCCW Conference for all missions in the Philippines.
HOST: DHCCW-DCMC

Date: March 01, 2026 (Sunday)
Location: DHCCW-DCMC, MOFAMCO Bldg., T. Alonzo St., Baguio City, Philippines
Speaker: His Excellency Ambassador Maxwell A. Hagan

24/02/2026

BE PRAYERFUL — THE HOUR IS LATE

We are living in solemn times. The signs around us whisper what Scripture has long declared: “And that, knowing the time, that now it is high time to awake out of sleep” (Romans 13:11, KJV). The end is not a message of fear for the believer—it is a call to readiness.

Jesus warned, “Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come” (Matthew 24:42). To watch is to be prayerful. To be prayerful is to stay spiritually awake. In the final hour, prayer is not optional—it is survival. Prayer keeps the oil in our lamps. Prayer keeps our garments unspotted. Prayer keeps our hearts tender and our spirits discerning.

The world grows darker, but the Church must grow brighter. While many grow cold, we must burn with holy fire. While others are distracted, we must be devoted. While some mock His coming, we must prepare for it.

Now is the time to return to the altar.
Now is the time to weep between the porch and the altar.
Now is the time to stand in the gap for our families, our churches, and the nations.

Let us not be found sleeping when the trumpet sounds.

Be prayerful.
Be watchful.
Be faithful.

For soon, very soon, we shall see the King. 👑

19/02/2026

TAKE THE WORDS OF JESUS CHRIST SERIOUSLY

Building Your Life on the Voice That Will Judge Eternity
1. The Voice Above Every Other Voice
We are living in an age of noise.
Voices compete for attention—culture, media, politics, trends, influencers, and even religious opinions. Truth is debated. Conviction is diluted. Standards are negotiated.

Yet above every voice stands one eternal Voice:
the voice of Jesus Christ.
He did not speak casually.
He did not speak to impress.
He did not speak to entertain.
He spoke with divine authority.

When Jesus spoke, heaven stood behind His words. When He commanded, eternity echoed it. When He warned, it was love speaking with urgency.
To take His words lightly is spiritual carelessness.
To take them seriously is wisdom.

2. His Words Are Spirit and Life
Jesus declared:
John 6:63 (KJV)
“The words that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life.”
His words are not mere information.
They are impartation.
They carry:
Conviction for the sinner
Direction for the believer
Correction for the drifting
Strength for the weary
Hope for the broken

Every instruction of Christ contains life within it.
When He says, “Forgive,” He is protecting your heart from bitterness.
When He says, “Repent,” He is rescuing your soul from destruction.
When He says, “Follow Me,” He is leading you into purpose.
His commandments are not burdens—they are boundaries that preserve destiny.

3. The Words That Will Judge the World
One of the most sobering statements Jesus ever made is recorded in John’s Gospel:

John 12:48 (KJV)
“The word that I have spoken, the same shall judge him in the last day.”
On that Day, culture will not defend us.
Public opinion will not defend us.
Religious titles will not defend us.
Only obedience will matter.

We will not stand before the opinions of men—we will stand before the Word of Christ.
Every warning He gave about repentance.
Every command He gave about holiness.
Every instruction He gave about love and faithfulness.
They will stand as the eternal standard.
This is why we must not merely admire His teachings—we must obey them.

4. The Difference Between the Wise and the Foolish
In Matthew 7:24–27, Jesus gives a powerful illustration: two builders, two foundations, one storm.
Both heard His words.
Only one obeyed.
The wise man built on the rock—obedience.
The foolish man built on sand—hearing without doing.
Storms came to both.
The difference was not in the storm.
The difference was in the foundation.
The storm revealed what obedience had built.

We must understand this:
Christianity is not proven in comfort—it is proven in crisis.
If your life is not built on the actual practice of Christ’s words, the storms of deception, temptation, persecution, or suffering will expose the weakness.
Taking His words seriously is not optional for stability—it is essential.

5. Love Proven Through Obedience
Jesus made this statement with clarity:
John 14:15 (KJV)
“If ye love me, keep my commandments.”
Love in the Kingdom is not measured by emotion—it is measured by obedience.
It is possible to sing passionately and yet live disobediently.
It is possible to preach loudly and yet ignore private conviction.
It is possible to admire Jesus publicly while resisting Him personally.

But true discipleship is proven in surrender.
When we take His words seriously:
We forgive when it hurts.
We repent when convicted.
We go when sent.
We remain faithful when tested.
Obedience is the highest expression of love.

6. A Generation in Danger
Jesus warned in Matthew 24 of deception, lawlessness, and spiritual coldness in the last days.
We see these realities unfolding around us.
Truth is redefined.
Sin is normalized.
Conviction is labeled intolerance.
Faithfulness is rare.
In such an hour, selective obedience is dangerous.
We cannot afford to:
Pick the comfortable teachings and ignore the costly ones.
Embrace His promises but reject His warnings.
Celebrate grace while neglecting holiness.
This is not the hour to casually quote Jesus.
This is the hour to tremble at His Word.

7. The Great Commission and the Words of Christ
Before ascending to heaven, Jesus commanded:
Matthew 28:19–20 (KJV)
“Go ye therefore, and teach all nations… Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you.”
Notice carefully:
We are not merely called to teach information about Jesus.
We are called to teach nations to observe—obey—everything He commanded.
If we ourselves do not take His words seriously, we cannot disciple others effectively.
The strength of the Church depends on obedience to the voice of Christ.

8. A Personal Examination
Pause for a moment and examine your life.
Are you:
Hearing His Word but postponing obedience?
Convicted but resisting change?
Inspired but not transformed?

It is possible to be familiar with Scripture and yet untouched by it.
Do not let the words of Jesus become common to you.
They are eternal.
They are holy.
They are life-giving.
They are judgment-bearing.

Heaven and earth shall pass away—but His words shall not pass away (Matthew 24:35 KJV).

Final Exhortation: Build on the Rock
This is the hour to return to serious discipleship.
Not emotional admiration.
Not occasional agreement.
Not partial surrender.
But full obedience.
If He says repent — repent.
If He says forgive — forgive.
If He says watch — stay alert.
If He says go — go without delay.
Build your marriage on His words.
Build your ministry on His words.
Build your private life on His words.
Build your eternity on His words.

For in the end, everything else will collapse.
But the one who takes the words of Jesus Christ seriously
will stand.

Bishop Maxwell A. Hagan
DHCC Worldwide

17/02/2026

Grab this opportunity!!!

16/02/2026

END-TIME ENCOURAGEMENT: STAND FIRM — WE ARE NEARER THAN WE THINK

This week, be reminded:
We are not living in ordinary times.
We are living in prophetic times.

The shaking in the nations, the uncertainty in economies, the confusion in morality, and the increase of spiritual darkness are not signs of defeat — they are signs that Scripture is unfolding.

The Lord Jesus warned us in Matthew 24:12–13,
“And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold. But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.”

Notice — He did not say chaos would win.
He said endurance would be rewarded.
Do not let your love grow cold. Do not let discouragement silence your prayer. Do not let delay weaken your faith.

You may feel pressure. You may feel misunderstood. You may feel weary.
But hear this clearly:
You were born for this hour.
God did not place you in the final stretch of history by accident. You are here to shine when darkness increases.

The Apostle Paul reminds us in Romans 13:11, “For now is our salvation nearer than when we believed.”
We are closer to His coming than ever before.
So this week:
Stay faithful in prayer.
Stay rooted in the Word.
Stay active in service.
Stay watchful in spirit.
Stay pure in heart.
Even when evil seems loud, Heaven is still on schedule.

The return of Christ is not a threat to the faithful — it is our blessed hope.
Titus 2:13 says, “Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ.”

Lift your head. Strengthen your hands. Encourage your heart.
The shaking will not destroy the righteous — it will reveal them.
You are not falling behind. You are being refined.
Stand firm. Finish strong. Stay ready.
The King is coming.

Bishop Maxwell A. Hagan
DHCC Worldwide

15/02/2026

FINISHING FAITHFUL IN THE FINAL HOUR

We are not living in ordinary times. We are living in prophetic times. Longevity in ministry is not sustained by talent, popularity, or spiritual gifting alone. Many begin with fire, vision, and prophetic clarity—but only a few finish their course with integrity and faithfulness.

The apostle Paul declared:

“I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.”
— 2 Timothy 4:7 (KJV)

Finishing well is Heaven’s measure of success. In these last days, when deception increases and pressure intensifies, the Church needs shepherds who endure, not personalities who fade. Ministry longevity is not accidental, it is intentional. It is built daily through prayer, obedience, and crucified flesh.

The signs Jesus spoke about are unfolding before our eyes — wars and rumors of wars, deception, moral decline, persecution of believers, and a growing coldness toward God. The clock of eternity is ticking.

But this is not the hour for fear.
This is the hour for faithfulness.
“And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold. But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.” — Matthew 24:12–13 (KJV)

The greatest tragedy of the last days will not be persecution.
It will not be darkness.
It will not even be global shaking.
The greatest tragedy would be starting the race — and not finishing it.
God is not just looking for gifted people.
He is looking for faithful people.
This is the final hour — and heaven is watching.
• Will we remain pure when compromise is popular?
• Will we preach truth when deception is applauded?
• Will we pray when others are distracted?
• Will we stand when others bow?

“Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life.” — Revelation 2:10 (KJV)

The early church endured persecution.
The reformers endured rejection.
Missionaries endured hardship.
Now it is our turn to endure.

This generation must not only sing about revival —
we must become revival.

This is the hour to:

Return to holiness
Restore the altar of prayer
Rekindle passion for souls
Preach the Gospel without apology
Live ready for Christ’s return

Jesus is coming back for a Church without spot or wrinkle — not a distracted, divided, and spiritually asleep Church.

“Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come.” Matthew 24:42 (KJV)

Let us examine ourselves.
Are we spiritually awake?
Are we guarding our oil like the wise virgins?
Are we building treasures in heaven or comfort on earth?

This world is not our home.
Our citizenship is in heaven.
Our reward is eternal.
Our King is returning.

The Final Hour is not a time to retreat.
It is a time to rise.

Rise in prayer.
Rise in purity.
Rise in power.
Rise in boldness.
Rise in unwavering faith.
Let the Church burn again.
Let the pulpits thunder again.
Let intercessors travail again.
Let evangelists run again.
Let believers shine again.

When the trumpet sounds, may it be said of us:

“They endured.”
“They did not compromise.”
“They kept the faith.”
“They finished strong.”

“I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.” — 2 Timothy 4:7 (KJV)

Lord, keep us faithful in the final hour.
Revive us. Purify us. Empower us. Use us.
Until we see You face to face.

The time is short.
The harvest is ready.
Eternity is real.
Jesus is coming.

Let us finish faithful.

Bishop Maxwell A. Hagan
DHCC Worldwide

10/02/2026

THE FINAL WARNING: PREPARE TO MEET YOUR GOD

We are living in a prophetic hour unlike any other in human history. The signs foretold in Scripture—moral decline, spiritual deception, global unrest, and widespread indifference toward God—are unfolding before our eyes. The world is advancing in technology, power, and knowledge, yet drifting further away from righteousness and truth. This is not merely a social crisis; it is a spiritual alarm announcing that the return of Christ is drawing near.

God has always warned before He judges. Before the flood came, Noah preached. Before S***m was destroyed, Lot was sent as a witness. Today, the gospel of Jesus Christ is being proclaimed across the nations as God’s final call to repentance.
“And as it was in the days of Noe, so shall it be also in the days of the Son of man.” — Luke 17:26 (KJV)

The tragedy of the last days is not that God has remained silent, but that many have refused to listen. Humanity is becoming comfortable with sin, redefining truth, rejecting biblical authority, and mocking the message of holiness. Yet Scripture warns that the patience of God will not last forever.
“Seek ye the LORD while he may be found, call ye upon him while he is near.” — Isaiah 55:6 (KJV)

This generation must understand: the return of Christ is not a religious slogan—it is a guaranteed event. The same Jesus who ascended into heaven will return in glory, and every human being will stand before Him. Wealth, titles, achievements, and earthly power will have no value on that day. Only a life surrendered to Christ will matter.
“For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ.” — 2 Corinthians 5:10 (KJV)

God’s warning is also an invitation. He is not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. The door of grace is still open, but Scripture clearly teaches that a time will come when it will close. Those who delay salvation are gambling with eternity, assuming they will always have another opportunity. The most dangerous deception of the last days is the belief that there is still plenty of time.

THIS IS THE HOUR TO RETURN TO GOD.

This is the hour to repent sincerely, to live holy, to preach the gospel boldly, and to prepare our lives for eternity. Lukewarm Christianity will not survive the pressures of the final days. Only believers who are rooted in truth, prayer, and obedience will stand firm.

THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT MESSAGE OF THIS HOUR

The world is not moving toward endless continuation; it is moving toward divine appointment. Every generation has heard warnings, but this generation is witnessing the acceleration of prophetic fulfillment. The silence of delay must not deceive you—God’s clock is moving with perfect precision. The same Scriptures that predicted Christ’s first coming with accuracy also declare His second coming with certainty.

This is not the hour for spiritual sleep, religious routine, or half-hearted faith. It is the hour of repentance, holiness, evangelism, and readiness. The greatest danger of the last days is not persecution, famine, or global crisis—the greatest danger is being unprepared when Christ appears.
“Therefore be ye also ready: for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of man cometh.” — Matthew 24:44 (KJV)

Let every heart hear this warning: TIME IS SHORT. ETERNITY IS NEAR. CHRIST IS COMING. PREPARE NOW.
“And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.” Revelation 22:12 (KJV)

THE FINAL WARNING HAS BEEN GIVEN. PREPARE TO MEET YOUR GOD.

Bishop Maxwell A. Hagan
Hagan Publications Group
Copyright 2021
THE END IS NEAR
Maxwell A. Hagan

NOTE: This material may be freely shared for teaching, preaching, and devotional purposes. Kindly acknowledge the author, Maxwell A. Hagan, when reproducing or distributing this content.

10/02/2026

STAND WITH YOUR FRIENDS IN DIFFICULT TIMES

Stand with your friends when life is hard. Do not appear only when things become better and disappear when challenges arise. True friendship is tested in seasons of adversity, and loyalty is a treasure that should never be underestimated. When you call someone a father, brother, , sister , son or daughter, do so sincerely from your heart, and maintain your faithfulness in both good and difficult times. Do not only show up when life is pleasant; show up also when life is challenging.

Many friendships shatter when one person faces difficulties and the other withdraws or dissociates. As long as people receive what they desire, you may remain in their good books, but when circumstances change, they may no longer stand beside you. Let your friendship be different—faithful, steadfast, and genuine.

“A friend loveth at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.” Proverbs 17:17 (KJV)

God honors and blesses loyalty, for faithfulness reflects the character of love. Always remember that in life the tables can turn. No one suffers forever; a day of vindication, restoration, and joy will surely come.

“Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labour. For if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow.” Ecclesiastes 4:9–10 (KJV)

Sometimes God allows challenges to test those who profess that they will never leave you. Seasons and times reveal true loyalty. It is easy to call someone a friend when everything is good; however, true friendship is proven in difficult moments. Do not be a friend who appears only when there is money, food, comfort, or recognition. Also come near in seasons of suffering.

Never forget those who stand with you during trials. Stand with them also, for they are precious gifts from God for your journey on this earth. And those who left you—forgive them and thank God for their lives, because they became lessons that strengthened you.

“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” Galatians 6:9 (KJV)

Always remember: never write off someone who is in God’s plan and who sincerely loves Him. His or her trials maybe for a greater good. Dont be too quick to judge what you have not gone through . God makes all things work together for his or her good. ..To those who left me in my days of suffering , DO NOT COME AROUND WHEN THINGS TURNS FOR MY FAVOR ...I HAVE FORGIVEN YOU BUT I HAVE NOT FOGOTTEN MY SCARS !!!

“And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.”
— Romans 8:28 (KJV)

Bishop Maxwell A. Hagan
DHCC Worldwide

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