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    Home»Videos»Family…It’s Worth Fighting For
    Videos September 30, 2021Updated:September 30, 20211 Min Read

    Family…It’s Worth Fighting For

    Watch the whole thing until the end; this is really powerful stuff. There are several other videos that are really amazing and worth watching because some really great life lessons are taught in a simple way.

    I just wish we could clone the instructor Jason Wilson and open up some more branches of The Cave of Adullam Transformational Training Academy.

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      1. Chris Blackburn on November 2, 2021 11:29 am

        Brother Reed, I’m just writing to thank you for your time and effort in sharing and putting yourself out here. This was indeed a powerful video to watch. I assume most men with families, including myself, watch a video like this and put ourselves in the father’s position. As I did that the emotions welled up in me as a testimony of not only how much I love my own family and how willing I am to fight and die (if necessary) for them, but also how much my own heavenly family loves me.

        Know that your efforts touch others.

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