Powerful Lessons from the Life of Balaam
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Do we heed the warnings God sends? How high does He need to turn the volume for us to hear His voice? His quiet leading ought to be enough if we are alert. Tom Harmon's message from Numbers 22 exhorts believers to heed God’s warnings, both quiet and visible. With humorous, personal examples, he expounds to us the story of Balak and Balaam. His riveting account will captivate you as he tells about one who chose to stray even when God’s guidance was confirmed beyond any doubt.
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