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Dana discusses the call of God, emphasizing its significance in the lives of believers. He encourages attendees to reflect on their understanding of God's call, which is not merely about personal desires but about fulfilling God's purpose. The call involves salvation, a specific role within the body of Christ, and a call to holiness. Dana uses the example of Paul, who was transformed from a persecutor of Christians to a devoted follower of Christ after experiencing a divine encounter on the road to Damascus. This moment illustrates how God can intervene in lives, redirecting individuals from destructive paths. Dana highlights that God's call is personal and requires an open heart to hear. He stresses the importance of recognizing God's voice, which can come through various means, including prayer and other believers. Ultimately, Dana urges everyone to be receptive to God's call, as it leads to a fulfilling life in service to Him. He concludes with a prayer, asking God to open the hearts of His children to hear His voice and respond to His call.

Outline of Main Points

Definition of the call of God
Importance of fulfilling God's purpose
Example of Paul's transformation
God's call involves salvation and specific roles
Need for an open heart to hear God's voice
God speaks through various means
Encouragement to respond to God's call
Closing prayer for openness to God's voice

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Stephen Kaung spoke the two messages transcribed in this booklet in July and August, 2003, in Richmond, Virginia. In the first message, he emphasizes the need for believers to be a separated people. As he says, "In order to be a separated people, the most important thing is to go to the Lord and pray that His love touch you deeply."

In the second message, brother Kaun

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