A spiritual father does more than teach—he imparts wisdom, encourages, corrects, protects, and provides accountability. True sons and daughters respond with service, covenant commitment, and honor.
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There Is a Resting Place – Danger Ahead for Those Who Do Not Find It
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Freeing Apostles to Run: Restoring God’s Order for Supporting the Fivefold Ministry, Ken Sumrall
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Women in Ministry – Doug Clay and Dr. Alan Tennyson
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