Earley states, "God does nothing in ministry apart from prayer." Certainly God responds to His servants when they pray, but is Earley's statement too encompassing and simplistic? Does God act only in concert with His servants' prayers? Must He wait until prayer occurs, or is God free to act as He chooses?
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Discuss the following question: Earley states, "God does nothing in ministry apart from prayer." Certainly God responds to His servants when they pray, but is Earley's statement too encompassing and simplistic? Does God act only in concert with His servants' prayers? Must He wait until prayer occurs, or is God free to act as He chooses?
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