Proverbs 17:3, Part 2: Removing the Tarnish
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God refines and purifies areas of our lives as he separates us from the world. Yet, as we live our lives, we may find the world still leaving its mark. Our continuous sin in this world tarnishes that which God has once refined and can be difficult to remove. What’s worse is our sin interferes …
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