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In this episode of Ignition we begin our journey through Jeremiah with the prophet’s powerful calling. Before he was formed, God knew him. Before he felt ready, God appointed him. We explore what it means to trust God’s calling even when we feel unqualified, and how His presence gives us courage to speak and obey.
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