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Welcome to the Speak Life podcast with your host Marty Layton. Here at Speak Life you’ll hear a timely message of encouragement with prophetic inspiration, along with insightful conversations with some of today’s great, cutting edge leaders giving a fresh perspective into…
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Healing Belongs to You! (opens the original)
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In this powerful episode of “Speak Life” with Marty Layton, discover how God’s Word releases faith, healing, and supernatural breakthrough! Psalm 107:20 declares, “He sent His word and healed them.” Get ready to activate your faith, receive His Word, and believe for your miracle, because Healing Belongs To You!
Empowering Prophetic Prayer! (opens the original)
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In this episode Prophet Marty Layton helps you discover how to take prophetic promises from revelation into practical intercession, by praying in agreement with what God has said. Learn how prophetic prayer can strengthen your faith, shift your perspective, and empower you to contend for the fulfillment of God’s promises.
God is Fighting for You! (opens the original)
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The battle is raging—but God is fighting for you! In this powerful episode of “Speak Life with Marty Layton,” discover why the Lord is with you like a Dread Warrior, turning the battle and strengthening your faith. Your warfare will not define your future, and the enemy will not have the final word. Get ready to rise in faith and believe again! The God who has never lost a battle is fighting for YOU!
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