Maybe we need to reflect on the fact that the patience of God always outruns the impatience of our greed, and that His l — Craig D. Lounsbrough
Maybe we need to reflect on the fact that the patience of God always outruns the impatience of our greed, and that His l — Craig D. Lounsbrough
Maybe we need to reflect on the fact that the patience of God always outruns the impatience of our greed, and that His l — Craig D. Lounsbrough
Maybe we need to reflect on the fact that the patience of God always outruns the impatience of our greed, and that His l — Craig D. Lounsbrough
Maybe we need to reflect on the fact that the patience of God always outruns the impatience of our greed, and that His l — Craig D. Lounsbrough
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Maybe we need to reflect on the fact that the patience of God always outruns the impatience of our greed, and that His love always outweighs the greed that outweighs our love for Him.

— Craig D. Lounsbrough
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