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“If you’re a woman who feels called but is still waiting for permission—let the Word of Truth and the Spirit of Truth lead you. Read the Scriptures for yourself. Listen to God’s voice. And then obey God, not man. If God is calling you, that is your permission. Don’t let someone else’s discomfort dilute your fire or keep you from your assignment.”

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Book:Healed to Heal
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