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"Choose Your Death" by David Gates

"Choose Your Death" by David Gates [HQ]

"Choose Your Death" is not a pretty title, but the principle behind it should motivate all ministries.

Date Posted: 08 Jan 2009
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What does it take for us to serve God? David Gates shares his adventures in faith. [more]

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Choose Your Death (1/6)
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"Choose Your Death" is not a pretty title, but the principle behind it should motivate all ministries. (more)
1:01
I Have Heard My People\'s Cry (2/6)
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God has heard his people cry. He knows their sorrow. He has a plan... (more)
1:13
When Things Look Impossible (3/6)
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Have you ever been in a situation in your ministry where things look impossible? David\'s testimony shows that it is in these times that God can shine the most. (more)
1:07
The Converging Crisis (4/6)
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Will the Real Adventist Please Stand Up? (5/6)
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Imagine you\'re standing in a crowd and people are trying to identify you as an Adventist. What kind of questions would they ask? How would you answer? (more)
1:08
The Death of Laodicea (6/6)
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Are we the last generation, represented as Laodicea in the book of Revelation? (more)

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