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A Leader and His Family

We leaders suppose our greatest responsibility is to minister to the church and world. We miss to understand that family is one great responsibility God has given to us, much greater responsibility than church and ministry. We are unfit for ministry if we neglect this primary responsibility that God has entrusted to us to disciple them in His ways....

The following message "A Leader and His Family" is delivered in two sessions, in a meeting "Leaders Fellowship Network", on June 15th, 2011. This video is just an excerpt. May the Lord accomplish His glorious purpose through the message!

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  1. Deva!!!June 21, 2011 at 12:53 PM

    Well said Anna. What is the point if you win the whole world and lose your own family? I thank God for you and His Word.Deva

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