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Nov 12, 2022 10 min

Never Forsaken

from The Secret Place Hosted by Rise 96.5

In this episode of The Secret Place, Derek shares the story of Joshua, just after the passing of Moses. God gives Joshua a personal promise and commandment which is the same as what He gives us today. "I was with Moses, so I will be with you. I will not leave you and will never forsake you. Now be strong and of good courage." If God is with us then who can be against us. Derek Peters is the Executive Pastor at Gateway Baptist Church in Brisbane, Australia. To find additional content related to this and other podcasts by Derek Peters, visit The Secret Place website. You can find more podcasts from 96five here.

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