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“Daddy, They Won’t Block”
One of the funniest things I ever saw on a football field involved a friend of mine named Richie Jarrett and his son, Dylan. If you’ll bear with me while I set up the story, I think you’ll be glad … Continue reading →
Posted in Depression, Doing Good, Encouragement, God's Love, God's Will, God's Work, Human Life, Ministry, Service, Spiritual Gifts, Stewardship, Talents, Work, Worry
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Tagged Adrian Rogers quote about work, Christ's yoke, football illustration about a lack of blocking, how to avoid burn out, John Hunter, trying to be all things to all people, what happens when other people don't do their jobs
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