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Are we staying faithful to the unique calling God has placed on our lives, or are we letting organizational demands crowd out our spiritual focus? In this message, explore Acts 6 as the early church navigates growth, ministry priorities, and the vital need for leaders who are truly full of the Holy Spirit and wisdom. Discover why devoting ourselves to prayer and the Word opens the door for God to move beyond our human limitations.
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