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“...if I can grasp how valuable I am to God, then perhaps I can engage in the work of healing generational poverty, wounds, trauma, vocational brokenness, and more. If I stay with the question long enough to consider what it means to be loved by God and cared for - even if the love and care I have received from others pale in comparison - then perhaps I can stay with the healing he offers to those he loves.”

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Book:Curious Faith
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