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Have You Shut the Back Door?
Magdalene had just moved into a new house with her family and her new pet puppy dog. The very next day, the family discovered that the puppy was nowhere in the house.
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Measure Your Message with This
Every minister of God is called to improve the lives of those he or she is sent to by bringing to them God’s undiluted truth to build them up. The scriptures show us expressly that we are to preach and teach the Word and not our personal opinions or ideas.
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