Kara Sensenig describes how an encounter with the Holy Spirit changed her life, allowing her to be set free and eventually overcome the darkness and oppression in her life. Kara and Larry Kreider discuss how to deal with spiritual dry spells, why we can't put mentorship into a box, and how to die to the expectations of others.
Kara Sensenig is the executive director of Eastgate House of Prayer in Gap, Pennsylvania, which she founded in 2011. From 2008–2021, she served on staff at Petra Church as the director of prayer ministry. Kara lives in New Holland, Pennsylvania, with her husband, Pete, and their two children.
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