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On holy heartburn

Posted on December 9, 2016 Written by Mark McIntyre 2 Comments

A peron reading the Bible

We should be reading with expectation of learning how our involvement in the story will change us. We should be reading with expectation of learning the extent of God’s love for us. We should be reading with the expectation of getting a glimpse of what we will become when God finishes his work in us.

We should be reading with expectation of holy heartburn.

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