Throughout history, the people of God have gained a great set of tools for their spiritual journey. We have unprecedented access to the Bible and have developed our maturity around prayer; but do we have the persistence to learn more? Pastor Allen Jackson invites us to look at our Christian tool box and recalibrate in some areas. We grow even further with our prayer lives and develop a more systematic and greater understanding of the Word of God. In the times we are living through, it is important for the people of God to become more engaged with the person of the Holy Spirit and more aware of what scripture calls us too.
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