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You’re Running on Empty—God Is Pouring Fresh Oil Over Your Life

7:28418 summary words · ~2 min readEnglishBy Hullalujah MinistriesTranscribed Nov 5, 2026

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Summary

Spiritual exhaustion happens when trying to fight current battles using past strength, requiring a return to God's presence rather than self-condemnation. God promises to renew depleted strength through a fresh anointing of the Holy Spirit to equip believers for the season ahead.

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When You Feel Spiritually Exhausted

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The speaker addresses believers who feel drained after praying, believing, and pouring themselves out into others while situations remain unchanged. Drawing from Psalm 92:10, they emphasize that yesterday's strength is insufficient for today's intensified battles.

Spiritual exhaustion often comes from pouring into others while facing persistent warfare.
Psalm 92:10 promises an anointing with fresh oil for new seasons.

The Meaning of Fresh Oil

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The speaker explains that oil represents consecration and God's empowering presence, urging listeners to pray 'Holy Spirit, fill me again' instead of condemning themselves. Citing Isaiah 40:31, they stress that weariness is known by God and renewal comes by waiting on Him rather than quitting.

Believers must stop trying to fight new battles with old strength.
God promises renewal in Isaiah 40:31 because He knows human strength runs out.
Weariness should lead to getting refilled in God's presence, not quitting.

A Prayer for Renewal

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A dedicated intercessory prayer asks the Holy Spirit to strengthen weak places, restore peace, and release fresh wisdom, discernment, and courage. The prayer breaks demonic assignments of intimidation and weariness, renouncing lies that claim God has forgotten the believer or that the situation is hopeless.

Prayer commands spiritual assignments of discouragement and intimidation to be broken in Jesus' name.
Believers are guided to surrender unassigned burdens and close unnecessary doors.
Lies claiming God is finished or unfaithful are actively rejected.

Anointing for the Season Ahead

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The prayer concludes by asking God to anoint every area of the believer—hands, mouth, mind, heart, and feet—so they can love without bitterness and move forward into their calling. The speaker closes by reminding viewers that weariness does not have the final word because Jesus does.

God provides anointing specifically tailored to equip believers for the season ahead.
Believers must stop looking backward and receive fresh fire, faith, and peace.
Jesus Christ, not weariness or battle, holds the final authority over the believer's life.

Key points

Need for Daily Grace — Yesterday's spiritual strength cannot sustain today's new battles and warfare.
Symbolism of Holy Oil — In scripture, fresh oil signifies consecration and the empowering, renewing presence of the Holy Spirit.
Breaking Spiritual Opposition — Weariness and enemy assignments intended to wear down believers are broken by returning to God rather than giving up.

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If you've been spiritually exhausted,

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fighting the same battles over and over,

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and feel like you have nothing left to

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pour out,

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don't scroll [music] away.

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I want to pray for you.

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Psalm 92:10 says,

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>> [music]

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>> "I've been anointed with fresh oil."

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And today,

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we're going to ask God for fresh oil for

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this season. [music]

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You know, there are seasons when

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yesterday's strength just isn't enough

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for today's battle.

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You've been praying. You've been

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believing. You've been serving God.

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But if you're truthful,

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you're just tired.

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Maybe the situation hasn't [music]

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changed. Maybe the warfare has

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intensified.

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Maybe you've poured so much into

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everyone else

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that you don't know what you have left

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for yourself.

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Listen to me.

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You don't need to manufacture strength

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that you don't have. You need a fresh

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touch from God.

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You know, throughout scripture, oil

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represents consecration and the

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empowering presence of God.

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And I believe one of the most important

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prayers [music] we can pray when we're

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exhausted is simply,

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"Holy Spirit, fill me again."

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Not because God abandoned us. Not

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because his

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previous work wasn't real. But because

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today has its own battles.

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And today needs fresh grace.

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You know, maybe you've [music] been

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trying to fight a new battle with old

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strength.

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Maybe you've been asking God,

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"Why am I so tired?"

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Perhaps instead of

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seeing yourself and condemning yourself

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for being tired, it's time to get back

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into [music] his presence and say,

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"Lord, I need fresh oil. Fresh strength

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[music] for your marriage, fresh

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strength for your family, the fresh

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wisdom for the decision that's in front

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of you.

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Fresh courage to just keep going.

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Fresh peace for the warfare surrounding

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your mind, fresh fire for the assignment

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that God has placed on your life.

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Isaiah 40:31 says, "But those who wait

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on the Lord shall renew their strength."

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Notice that word [music] renew.

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God knows we become tired.

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He knows we become weary. That's why he

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promises renewal.

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So, don't quit because you're tired. Get

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refilled. And I want to pray that over

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you right now. Come into agreement with

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this prayer.

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Heavenly Father, in the mighty name of

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Jesus Christ, I come before you right

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[music] now for every person under the

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sound of my voice.

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Holy Spirit, take complete control of

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this prayer. Use me only as a vessel.

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Let me speak

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only what you want spoken over your

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people.

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Oh, Father, you see the person that's

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exhausted.

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You see the

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>> [music]

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>> battles no one knows they're fighting.

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God, you see the tears you You see all

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the disappointments.

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You see every prayer that they prayed

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[music]

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when no one else is listening.

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And Lord, I'm asking you

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pour fresh oil over their life today.

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Where they're weak, strengthen them.

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Where they're discouraged, encourage

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them.

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Where their [music] mind is overwhelmed,

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bring peace.

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Where they've lost their passion,

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bring fresh life into them.

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God, where the warfare has exhausted

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them, [music] restore what's been

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depleted. Oh, Father, release fresh

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wisdom over their situation.

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Fresh discernment, fresh courage, fresh

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grace, fresh strength, fresh vision, and

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fresh hunger for your presence.

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Lord, if there is anything in their life

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[music] that needs to be surrendered,

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reveal it.

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If there's a door that needs to close,

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[music] give them courage to close it.

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If there's something [music] that needs

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to be released, help them release it.

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If they're trying to force something you

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never told them to carry,

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help them put it down.

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And, Father,

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where spiritual opposition has attempted

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to discourage them, distract them,

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intimidate them, or wear them down,

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[music]

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I pray that

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that assignment is broken in the name of

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Jesus.

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Every lie saying you're finished, every

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lie [music] saying nothing's going to

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change, every lie saying God has

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forgotten you, we reject those lies in

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Jesus' name.

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God is not finished with you. Holy

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Spirit, fill them again. Fill every

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place that's been emptied by this

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battle.

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Restore their joy. Restore their peace.

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Restore their confidence in you. Restore

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their desire to pray. Restore their

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desire to worship. Restore their desire

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to get back up and keep moving.

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Father, don't just change what's

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happening around them.

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Do something fresh inside them.

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Anoint their hands for what you've

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called them to do.

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Anoint their mouths to speak life.

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Anoint their minds with clarity. Anoint

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their heart to love without becoming

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bitter.

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Anoint their feet to walk where you're

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trying to lead them. And give them

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enough oil for the season you're

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bringing them into.

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Oh God,

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let them stop looking backward at what

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was

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and begin preparing them for what you're

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doing today.

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Your word says, "I've been anointed with

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fresh oil."

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So, Father,

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let fresh oil flow.

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Fresh strength, fresh faith, fresh

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peace, and fresh fire. And God, fresh

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grace for whatever comes next. I declare

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that weariness will not have the final

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word. Discouragement

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will not have the final word. The battle

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>> [music]

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>> will not have the final word.

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Jesus Christ has the final word.

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And we receive your strength today in

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the mighty name of Jesus Christ I pray.

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Amen.

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If you've been needing fresh strength

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for this season,

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I want you to comment, "Lord, pour fresh

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oil."

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Don't quit because you're tired. Get

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back into His presence and let Him

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refill you.

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The same God who called you

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is able [music] to strengthen you for

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what He's called you to walk through.

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I love you.

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Jesus loves you so much more.

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God bless you.

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