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“Jesus was never worried or perplexed. He was calmly and completely in control of every situation. He never doubted that His Father's goodness would provide everything He needed. And the Father never failed Him.”

Quote by Derek Prince

Work

Declaring Gods Word

This book explores the principles and methods for discerning and communicating God's word, offering insights into scriptural interpretation and theological perspectives. more

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Derek Prince
Derek Prince

Derek Prince was a Christian minister and teacher, renowned for his extensive global travels and teachings. He founded various Christian organizations and authored numerous books on spiritual growth, influencing many lives with his faith and wisdom. more

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