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The Life Word includes some of my thoughts, along with writings ancient and modern I find interesting. I trust you'll find these thoughts helpful and encouraging.
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2 comments:
Amen!
I have just 'retired' at 58 with the aim of working for God. The time is always short so we better use it wisely.
Excellent words, Chris. I love your determinations!
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