A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. — Max Lucado
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A season of suffering is a small assignment when compared to the reward. Rather than begrudge your problem, explore it. Ponder it. And most of all, use it. Use it to the glory of God.

— Max Lucado
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