Preaching Podcast Ep. #25 - Keep Your Edge: Embrace Your Calling (Pastor Jojo Baldo)



As we have learned to "STAY SHARP" during the last sermon series, now as we enter a new season we will learn how to "KEEP YOUR EDGE in the new normal". It will be an expository on the lives of people who yielded their life to the hands of our Almighty God.

We will start off the series by examining the life of the prophet Elijah on how to "EMBRACE YOUR CALLING". Even at such a time where everything is in disarray and anxiety rules in the hearts of people, we must learn to lean on God and embrace His calling.


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