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Why after all the hard, did you choose hard again? Guest blogger Matt Mooney
If I have learned anything from walking a road of loss- one I begged not to go down, then it is encompassed in the following words as best as I am able. God is not about our comfort. He is about His kingdom coming to this earth. And when we seek our own happiness in the ways that seem so native to our mind, we walk straightway into a most miserable life.
His ways are not our ways.
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Tagged 99 Balloons, A Story Unfinished, Disability Ministry, Eliot, Matt Mooney, Special Needs Ministry, Trisomy 18
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