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Called to Be a Soldier
- Strategies of Victory in Spiritual Warfare
- Narrated by: Adam Skousen
- Length: 4 hrs and 37 mins
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Called to Be a Soldier
Narrated by:
Adam Skousen
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Publisher's Summary
A Christian soldier simply means a real Christian lifestyle on earth. He’s called, sanctified, and set apart for God’s purposes and uses. Among the crooked and perverted generation, he lives like salt and light in a dark world. Not just a Christian but soldier, well-trained, disciplined, matured, equipped, and empowered by God’s Spirit for effective use of God’s armor at his disposal to fight the spiritual warfare.
Reach greater heights of holiness in preparation for the second coming of the Lord.
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