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The Call: Moses: The Great Negotiator

Before he was a prophet, he was a fugitive.
Before he led a nation, he argued with God.
Before he became a legend, he learned to listen.

The Call: Moses, the Great Negotiator, is not just the story of a man—it's the story of divine purpose meeting human hesitation. From the burning bush to Pharaoh's throne room, Moses stood between heaven and earth, learning that authentic leadership begins not with power, but with surrender.

Through doubt, defiance, and destiny, Moses became God's chosen negotiator—pleading for mercy, demanding justice, and interceding for a stubborn people. His life reveals that negotiation in God's hands is not manipulation but mediation—an act of faith that bridges the gap between heaven's will and humanity's need.

In these pages, the author shares how God used Moses' journey to teach her the requirements of a powerful negotiator: humility, patience, and obedience. Through Scripture and personal insight, she explores how divine negotiation is less about changing God's mind and more about aligning our hearts with His purpose.

This book invites readers to step into Moses' sandals and discover what it means to answer God's call when the task feels impossible. It's a journey of faith, failure, and fulfillment—showing that the same God who called Moses still calls us today to stand in the gap, to speak truth with love, and to trust that obedience can change the course of history.

When God calls, negotiation isn't about winning—it's about becoming.