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Sep 21, 2021 8 min

Pack Your Batteries | 17

from Blueprint for Men Hosted by Grant Graves

Whether it's a beach vacation or a presentation to the board, men know how important it is to be prepared. Jesus told his men that preparation means having the Holy Spirit. He used the metaphor of filling their lamps with oil. If Jesus were here today, He might say, "Pack your batteries. You don't want your flashlight to die." In this episode, we look at how men can prepare for the upcoming spiritual battle and get that vital Holy Spirit energy. Blueprint for Men is a ministry that empowers husbands, fathers, and leaders to live like Jesus. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here.

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