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In The Calling of God, we begin a needed conversation about how to fervently embark on a wild journey as God’s beloved disciples. For many of us, the calling of God on our lives can either appear far too mysterious or seemingly out of reach; but, the truth is that it is the will of God to draw us—allure us—into a beautiful adventure of purpose, life, and intimacy as his disciples.

By diving into the Word of God, establishing firm foundations in our faith, and listening eagerly for the loving lure of God’s tender voice drawing us into further and further intimacy with him, The Calling of God explores the divine as revealed to us in Scripture so that we can all find the heart of God that beckons us to come to him.

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Including the words “thus says the LORD” (in whatever fashion) when announcing futuristic predictions doesn’t change the reality that you are still engaging unholy attempted divination (even if you say it in church).

Instead, if you want to prophesy, start quoting Scripture.

Prophecy is about speaking God’s Word to the wayward. Prophetic messages were of repentance from worldliness; they told of the wages of sin and of the redeeming love of God.

Most church leaders hate being corrected and called to repentance; they, therefore, despise prophecy.

Studies of child sex trafficking cases found that “recruitment” focused on “runaways;” child traffickers utilized the ruse of friendship, romance, and a place to stay to lure kids.

The conversation of missing kids and supposed “runaways” is a discussion of child sex trafficking.

75% of sex trafficking cases nationwide involved victims who were minors and in more than 50% of reported sex trafficking cases the victims were minors designated as “runaways.”

The conversation of missing kids and supposed “runaways” is a discussion of child sex trafficking.

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