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Don’t Eat the Garbage
As the curtain falls on summer, I’m still fighting the image that the season is all about relaxing and a care-free time. It’s been a heavy prayer time and so many people are going through tough, junky stuff. Just like the Texas heat that hasn’t let up, women especially seem to be struggling with self-worth…
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