21.12.31 ‘Moving Again’ (Matt. 2:19-23)

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21.12.31 ‘Moving Again’ (Matt. 2:19-23)

Dec 30 2021 | 00:07:23

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Well the big day is here, today is New Year’s Eve! No matter where you live on our planet, January 1st is now only a few hours away. I wonder what that moment will mean for you as you close the book on the story of your life titled ‘2021’, and open your new book titled ‘my story 2022’? At this moment, we all have a few more moments to live our final entries in our ’21 book. What will be the closing activities, words, and choices of your year ’21? At this moment nothing is written in that new ’22 book, but one year from now you’ll be closing that book, and what will you have written as your life story for the year 2022? Let’s write the story of our lives carefully my friends!!

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Today’s Scripture is Matthew 2:19-23.

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