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Never Say Never For With God You Can



Don't you just hate it when someone says never.
Never this or that means what it says.
But should we subscribe to the notion?
Shouldn't we see what God has to say about a matter?
I feel firmly that we should do this for it is only right.
We have been given the freedom of trusting the Lord.
He has promised to forgive us of our sins.
There is nothing like having sweet communion with God.
We can have it anywhere we wish.
In our home, our car, the school yard or church.
We must decide for ourselves to speak up for God.
And refrain from ever saying never.
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