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You've got some great questions today.

We've got answers for you right here on the line of fire.

It's time for the line of fire with your host, biblical scholar and cultural commentator Dr. Michael Brown, your voice for moral sanity and spiritual clarity.

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And now, here's your host, Dr. Michael Brown.

Hey, friends, welcome to the special broadcast on the line of fire.

If you are listening live, would you lift up a prayer for me right now?

As you're listening to this broadcast, watching this broadcast,

I am in Poland, ministering there

for the first time, some nationwide meetings with a church for God to move in that country

and got an intense schedule through the weekend. So if you could remember to pray, that would be

awesome. Obviously, because I'm in Poland right now, at the moment that you're listening to this I can't be

taking your calls but I solicited questions a few days ago on Twitter all right got a bunch of

really interesting questions and I'm going to get to as many as possible so sit back enjoy

the broadcast I believe you will be blessed. All right,

let's start with identity in Christ. If Jesus is praying for us, the saved, as stated in the Bible,

is it possible for there to be people who he didn't pray for, who aren't prayed for it by a single

person. If so, it should motivate us and encourage us to pray for those who aren't saved.

Of course, there are people who pray for the entire world. All right. So the fact that Jesus

prays for believers in John 17 does not mean that he is not actively seeking to draw all people to himself.

And I believe that he is.

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