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			<title>The Heart of Worship and Ministry</title>
						<description><![CDATA[Reading: Matthew 25:34-40True ministry begins not with strategy or skill, but with a surrendered heart. The leaders at Antioch were ministering to the Lord before they were ever sent anywhere. Their outward service to others was an expression of their inward devotion to God. Jesus makes clear in Matthew 25 that when we serve the least, the forgotten, and the overlooked, we are serving Him directly...]]></description>
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