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Make Pentecost Powerful Again (MPPA)

Posted on May 24, 2026 by Steve Simms

On the day of Pentecost there was: There was no: So what must we do? A full round-aboutWill not help you muchBut a turn-aroundWill put you in touchWith the living God.Repent and believeAnd fully receiveThe Holy SpiritTo take control ofAnd … Continue reading →

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What I Learned From Corrie Ten Boom, Andraé Crouch, Dennis Bennett, David du Plessis, Chuck Smith, Kathryn Kuhlman, Jack Hayford, and Walter Martin

Posted on August 1, 2014 by Steve Simms

In the mid 1970s I attended Melodyland School of Theology in Southern California for a year.  While there I was blessed to be taught by many powerful men and women of God. Here are 8 powerful lessons that I learned from … Continue reading →

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