Christians! Stop Lying!

from Faith Snacks Hosted by Krist Adams

Have you ever heard someone say, "God won’t give you any more than you can handle?" Was it a Christian? Maybe you've said it. I just saw it the other day. Did you know that the Bible doesn't agree with this at all? Jesus doesn't think this. King David doesn't. The Apostle Paul doesn't. Today we're going to break down this lie to get some clarity on the character of God, and what we're supposed to do in times of trouble and tragedy.

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