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Complaining and comparison could be damaging your relationship with God - are you guilty of a lack of gratitude?
In a world where we’re all encouraged that “you do you”, author Elizabeth McQuoid explains that we’re not made to define our own identities but for glorious dependence on our loving creator.
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