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Mike's personal testimony: a burden from God that led to his YouTube ministry

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 12) 00:23:22 – 00:24:53

Mike illustrates genuine individual divine communication with personal experience.

Mike recounts feeling a strong, persistent burden that there was something he needed to do outside his local church, which he told his wife about before knowing it would become a YouTube ministry. He interprets the track record — the subsequent ministry — as evidence it was genuinely from God. He presents this as a model: individual impressions can be from God but cannot claim the reliability of Scripture.
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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 12) @ 00:23:22

2020-11-20

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