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God takes great pleasure in good behavior
How do you feel today? Come to Jesus with all your stories, complaints, whatsoever you have in mind, as He is eager to listen. Otherwise, please feel free to just come without saying anything because He knows everything before you say it. Let’s Pray: Holy Spirit, may You take pleasure in continuing to work on my attitude daily. Father, I pray that You teach me how to be more kind, gentle, and loving to everyone. Like a rose, clothe me…
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