ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Missionary Dr. Leland Johnson preaches “Here Am I, Lord, Send Someone Else,” a message about the excuses we make when God calls us to serve Him. Drawing from the life of Moses, this sermon reminds us that even the greatest figures in Scripture had doubts and limitations before God worked through them. Discover why our shortcomings need not prevent us from serving God, and be challenged to say yes when He calls.
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