<p style="text-align: justify;">In Mark 11 Jesus curses a fig tree and it dies. He uses this incident as an illustration of the authority we’ve been given to speak to situations that are not in alignment with Father God’s heart and will. What does it mean for you to “speak to your mountain” and see it move?</p>
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In Mark 11 Jesus curses a fig tree and it dies. He uses this incident as an illustration of the authority we’ve been given to speak to situations that are not in alignment with Father God’s heart and will. What does it mean for you to “speak to your mountain” and see it move? Audio:

<p>In Mark 11 Jesus curses a fig tree and it dies. He uses this incident as an illustration of the authority we’ve been given to speak to situations that are not in alignment with Father God’s heart and will. What does it mean for you to “speak to your mountain” and see it move?</p>

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