Pleasure vs Responsibility - MattyBoy Devotion

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This episode is inspired by a lot of self-talk and desire focused conversations and advertisements in "pride month" I keep hearing. That which you delight in will become your desire. Make the Lord your desire, and He will not hold back! Psalm 37:4

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This episode was published on June 23, 2023.

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This episode is inspired by a lot of self-talk and desire focused conversations and advertisements in "pride month" I keep hearing. That which you delight in will become your desire. Make the Lord your desire, and He will not hold back! Psalm...

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