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Pastor Philip Steele / The Importance of Continuing
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June 1, 2023
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1:15:28Now PlayingIn this message, Pastor Steele teaches on continuing in the things of God.
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About Pastors Philip and Michelle Steele
In 1996, Philip Steele heard God speak to his heart to take Hebrews 11:3 and “Build people's faith and frame their world by the Word of God.” Since that moment, Pastor Steele has dedicated his life to helping people grow in God and be strong in faith.
Pastor Michelle joins her husband in his commitment to the Word. Michelle knows God's life-changing power from first-hand experience. Her zeal and determination to spread the Word stems from the depth of despair from which Jesus delivered her.
✅ Best Selling Books by Philip Steele
» Every Day is a Faith Day
» Fear Free Living
» First Words Matter. Last Words Stand
» Refusing the Care
✅ Best Selling Books by Michelle Steele
» Pressure? No Problem!
» Redeemed and Righteous by Nature
» Finding God’s Answers
» Maintaining Our Joy
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