No matter how many sins you make or how slow you travel back toward God's valley, you are still way ahead of a person wh — Shannon L. Alder
No matter how many sins you make or how slow you travel back toward God's valley, you are still way ahead of a person wh — Shannon L. Alder
No matter how many sins you make or how slow you travel back toward God's valley, you are still way ahead of a person wh — Shannon L. Alder
No matter how many sins you make or how slow you travel back toward God's valley, you are still way ahead of a person wh — Shannon L. Alder
No matter how many sins you make or how slow you travel back toward God's valley, you are still way ahead of a person wh — Shannon L. Alder
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No matter how many sins you make or how slow you travel back toward God's valley, you are still way ahead of a person who never made a mistake and doesn't know what it is like to climb out of a pit of shame and rise above their temptations.

— Shannon L. Alder
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