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What a Difference a Line Can Make
By: Larry L. Booker
Narrated by: Jason Skarda
Length: 7 hrs and 8 mins

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What a Difference a Line Can Make

Name: What a Difference a Line Can Make
Brand: Lighthouse Publictions
SKU: BK_ACX0_099915UK
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By: Larry L. Booker

Narrated by: Jason Skarda

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Summary

In this era of indecision, fearfulness, and compromise, the world cries out for decisive leadership. Be it political or Christian, the world is clamoring for dynamic direction.

What a Difference a Line Can Make is a treatise of Holy Ghost direction that has been overlooked and is long overdue. Simultaneously concise and in-depth, this book offers a crystal-clear view of Holiness themes that have been for the most part abandoned by Christendom but long held dear by God and his people.