Not understanding something must not turn us away from God, his ways, or purposes; rather it must be an opportunity to t — Deborah Brodie, The Path That Gets Brighter: A Devotional to Instruct, Illustrate, and Encourage Kingdom Principles
Not understanding something must not turn us away from God, his ways, or purposes; rather it must be an opportunity to t — Deborah Brodie, The Path That Gets Brighter: A Devotional to Instruct, Illustrate, and Encourage Kingdom Principles
Not understanding something must not turn us away from God, his ways, or purposes; rather it must be an opportunity to t — Deborah Brodie, The Path That Gets Brighter: A Devotional to Instruct, Illustrate, and Encourage Kingdom Principles
Not understanding something must not turn us away from God, his ways, or purposes; rather it must be an opportunity to t — Deborah Brodie, The Path That Gets Brighter: A Devotional to Instruct, Illustrate, and Encourage Kingdom Principles
Not understanding something must not turn us away from God, his ways, or purposes; rather it must be an opportunity to t — Deborah Brodie, The Path That Gets Brighter: A Devotional to Instruct, Illustrate, and Encourage Kingdom Principles
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Not understanding something must not turn us away from God, his ways, or purposes; rather it must be an opportunity to turn our measure of faith into a sacrifice of trust.

— Deborah Brodie, The Path That Gets Brighter: A Devotional to Instruct, Illustrate, and Encourage Kingdom Principles
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