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Category: Deliverance

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Necessary Signs

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Saving Egypt

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Partial Knowledge

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Who Are You

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Who AM I

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Holy Ground

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The Unusual in the Common

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He Remembered

November 19, 2021October 21, 2021 Teena Myers

I Will

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<strong><em>DISILLUSIONED</em></strong>

He glanced at the query letter and grinned. As I rambled incoherently, trying to sell the idea, I wondered why he was smiling. When I stopped talking to breathe, he said, “I’m interested.” His interest dumfounded me. I did not have a clue what I should say next.

MY PURPOSE

One day, the pastor informed me I was a leader in the Women’s Ministry but not the leader. He wanted his wife to be the leader. The fact that she did not want the job and made that clear to me before the ministry started did not matter. Their quarrel foreshadowed a future disaster with me caught in the middle.

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Why did I need healing because I asked an honest question and received a wise answer that I appreciated? Was it the question I asked that made this pastor uncomfortable or the superintendent’s answer.

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