The principle of pastoral individuality.

Amen.

Now, it is very important not to compare ourselves,

for we dare not to make ourselves of the number or compare ourselves with some that commend themselves.

But they measuring themselves by themselves and comparing themselves among themselves

are not wise. Amen.

Now, there is a certain comparison, you know, which is not good. But there's also a certain individualness about all our callings.

Everybody's different.

Amen.

And not everybody is going to have this or have that or have whatever.

Air Force One or whatever.

So you need to be yourself.

As you also copy and follow and learn,

you must also develop yourself to be who you are.

And in our church,

we are trying to recognize the individualness of people as well. Amen. And I respect that.

I accept that. So that's why I accept Prophet Kakra as a prophet. I accept Silas as a prophet. I accept Ediphaven as a prophet. If you tell me you

an evangelist, I'll accept you as an evangelist. I'll accept you as an apostle. He told me

the other day he had a vision to start a lot of churches in South Africa. I believe it. Anything

I believe there's an individualness about your calling.

Pastor Robert is an ambassador, a special apostle, you know,

with gifted us to somebody you've sent on your behalf.

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