<p>God’s Word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path, and it is the best source of wisdom for our everyday lives. Today, we will continue our series called “Kingdom Qualities for God’s Church.” In this episode I want to share a word about the church as a praying creation, as I comment on Mark 9 and other passages of Scripture.</p>

God’s Word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path, and it is the best source of wisdom for our everyday lives. Today, we will continue our series called “Kingdom Qualities for God’s Church.” In this episode I want to share a word about the church as a praying creation, as I comment on Mark 9 and other passages of Scripture.

A Word about the Church as a Praying Creation

Chaplain Otis Corbitt shares an encouraging word from God's Holy Word to inspire, to challenge, and to comfort!

Seminary taught me how to be a pastor, but the Army taught me how to be a leader. To learn more about how God has used the skills I was taught in the Army check out my new book, available now on Amazon in paperback or on Kindle:

"Decently and In Order"

Also, if you are interested in knowing more about chaplaincy ministry: Check out my book on the subject on Amazon. It's available in paperback and on Kindle:

“An Introduction to Chaplaincy Ministry”

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Chaplain Otis Corbitt shares an encouraging word from God's Holy Word to inspire, to challenge, and to comfort! Seminary taught me how to be a pastor, but the Army taught me how to be a leader. To learn more about how God has used the skills I was taught in the Army check out my new book, available now on Amazon in paperback or on Kindle: "Decently and In Order" Also, if you are interested in knowing more about chaplaincy ministry: Check out my book on the subject on Amazon. It's available in paperback and on Kindle: “An Introduction to Chaplaincy Ministry”

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