Show Notes
You might not be able to change your past, but you can change what happens next. When life feels stuck or uncertain, remember this: the result belongs to God, but your response is still in your hands. You don’t have to control the outcome, just move forward and trust Him with what comes next.
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Scripture References: Exodus 14, verses 10-16, 21-22 Romans 8, verse 31 2 Samuel 12, verse 20 Judges 16, verses 28-29 Acts 2, verse 14 Luke 23, verses 42-43 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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