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3 Personal Convictions for Why I’ll Have Worship Services on Christmas Sunday

Posted on 2022 by Pastor William Strickland

You might disagree with me.

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5 Steps to Building the Pastor’s Prayer Force

Posted on 2019 by Pastor William Strickland

Who actually prays for their pastor?

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3 Revelations from Persecution

Posted on 2018 by Pastor William Strickland

Often, it takes intense persecution to reveal the genuineness of a person’s heart.

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