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No Longer Self-Centered

No Longer Self-Centered We apologize for the delay in posting t...

We apologize for the delay in posting this one, we had an issue with the recording and had to use a back-up recording, so the quality is a bit lower. The topic at hand is focuses on the end to the self life. Pastor Ray focuses on a chapter in that wonderful book "Rees Howells Intercessor" (Chapter 7) of how God worked that out in Rees' heart. Will you allow Jesus to remove all selfishness from your heart as you listen?

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