Matthew S.

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It’s not that God doesn’t want you to live a rich and satisfying life—I believe he does. He’s your Father. What father doesn’t want success and prosperity for his kids? But like any good father, he takes the long view. He’s willing to discipline his kids to see them grow and mature into their full potential. God is more concerned with your long-term character than your short-term happiness. And he’s more than willing to sacrifice the one to get to the other.
Matthew S.
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God Has a Name
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