Never Stop Learning

from HOWC Podcast Hosted by Marandia Wright

A reminder that there is always more to learn. No one knows it all. God's treasuries of wisdom and revelation or never ending. It is not even within man's capacity to contain it all. Yet the Holy Spirit is a teacher by nature and loves when we seek Him, hungry for His wisdom and instructions. So never think that you've arrived and can just teach and lead others. Never stop seeking, following the leading, and be taught by the teacher.

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