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God wants you to know....Faith always involves risk! To step out of your comfort zone; try something new & different & out of the ordinary. That’s what faith is all about – being certain of what we DONT see. The risk of faith doesnt guarantee youll get what you want in the end. It does guarantee peace & joy on the journey, BECAUSE.....you put God in the drivers seat. From the Lord’s viewpoint, there is NO uncertainty, because He has control over all things & He will never fail to accomplish His good purposes! So RELAX.....step out of your comfort zone.....take that risk.....be certain of WHO is in your drivers seat!!!

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