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How to Have A Heart That Forgives with Kevin LeVar | The Nightly Spirit

If you've been struggling with forgiveness, let this exclusive The Nightly Spirit interview with Darlene and Kevin LeVar bless you! RELATED: Martha Munizzi’s New Music: “He’s In Control” | The Nightly Spirit Forgiveness is often one of the hardest yet most necessary acts for believers…here's what musician and Pastor Kevin LeVar has realized: Forgiveness does not […]

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