Since it is in CHRIST that ALL things are restored, why do we try to do things on our own, rather than surrendering to the One who restores all?
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Since it is in CHRIST that ALL things are restored, why do we try to do things on our own, rather than surrendering to the One who restores all?
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Halal praise is bold, joyful, and wholehearted—choosing to celebrate God for who He is, even before our circumstances change.
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