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Relating this to the Book of Esther, he explored how to stay on track and be the person we were called to be — "who knows, but God could have put you in this position for just such a time as this?" (Esther 4:14)
He gave some nightmare Shadow missions for Churches:
- "A Successful Church for Successful people"
- "We may not be growing, but we know how to judge Churches that are"
- "Successfully avoiding conflict since 1893"
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