RedemptionThrough Affliction

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A word on the beloved Jeremiah 29:11 promise. The truth about many of the trials that we go through. Proof that God loves you and hasn't given up on you. There are reasons for ever season and blessings that await you on the other side of them, if you don't get discouraged, but rather allow yourself to be used in the myst of them. God will get you through them and use you in more ways than you could have imagined.

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