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“Don’t wait for God to break you. You can choose to be broken or you can wait for God to crush your pride.”

Quote by Nancy Leigh DeMoss

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Nancy Leigh DeMoss

Nancy Leigh DeMoss is an American author known for her Christian writing and speaking. Born on March 9, 1958, she has authored numerous books on Christian living and family values. DeMoss is passionate about encouraging women to live out their faith in everyday life. more

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