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Nov 3, 2016 13 min

Who Are You Anointing?

from Morning Encouragement Hosted by Glenn Siepert

Has God gifted you with something? Is there something in this life that you're PASSIONATE about and love doing? So much so that (if you could) you'd do it forever without ever making a dime off of it? I'm convinced that those things are not only a small glimpse into our purpose and destiny, but things that God expects us to pass on to others. Want to make an impact on somebody's life? Check out today's entry and get inspired!

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