The Danger of Getting a Wrong Perspective of Life and God
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During one of the student sessions earlier in the Family Conference, Gil Bates asked the students for their most pressing questions. In this closing message, he responds to the one question that seemed to be at the heart of all the other questions: “Is it worth it to live my life for God?” The author of Psalm 73 was tested, too, with similar doubts. Pastor Bates turns to this passage to refresh us with the presence, permanence, and promises of God Almighty.
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