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A Second Opinion

Posted on May 17, 2019 by Discerning Dad

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Yes God blesses His children, but prosperity cannot be expected as a guarantee or preached from the pulpit. It’s not a reason that we serve our Heavenly Father. : 📧 Sign up with your email on the website to have new blogs delivered directly to you on Fridays : 💻 Please follow Discerning Dad on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, FaithSocial and Pinterest

Like Job said, “The Lord gives and the Lord takes away, blessed be the name of the Lord” (1:21) : If we seek Gods will, we may not understand why something is taken away or not allowed, but we can trust in the Gods perfect will. : ➡️ New posts daily, weekly devotional blog, find past blogs and more info on this ministry in the bio of @discerning_dad. : 📧 Sign up with your email on the website to have new blogs delivered directly to you on Fridays : 💻 Please follow Discerning Dad on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, FaithSocial and Pinterest : 💥 Also follow on Instagram: @manupgodsway @dadinthetrenches @dadhacker1 @kingdom.winds @authorytees : 🙏 Need prayer, have questions? DM me. Also looking for collaboration opportunities

“For no matter how many promises God has made, they are “Yes” in Christ. And so through him the “Amen” is spoken by us to the glory of God.” ‭‭2 Corinthians‬ ‭1:20‬ : Be sure to check out my newest post “Take Ground in your Battleground” link in bio

Newest post is up! Please give it a read #newblogfriday

It’s new blog Friday! My post coming later today will focus on this verse and how we can live in this world while understanding we are in a battleground as Christians. : Sign up with your email at the website in my bio to never miss a devotional blog. Be sure to catch up on ones you missed. : 🚨 Turn on notifications so you never miss a post

Think of children, maybe yours. They have immediate access to their father when they want. Kings and CEOs that no one can have access to allow their children into the most private parts of their life. The same is true of our Heavenly Father. If we are His children, we have divine access to Him at all times. We have His ear and He wants us to confide in Him and build a relationship together. : 🚨Free shipping in the store at discerning-dad.com for a limited time : 💻 Please follow Discerning Dad on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, FaithSocial and Pinterest

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Yes God blesses His children, but prosperity cannot be expected as a guarantee or preached from the pulpit. It’s not a reason that we serve our Heavenly Father. : 📧 Sign up with your email on the website to have new blogs delivered directly to you on Fridays : 💻 Please follow Discerning Dad on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, FaithSocial and Pinterest

Like Job said, “The Lord gives and the Lord takes away, blessed be the name of the Lord” (1:21) : If we seek Gods will, we may not understand why something is taken away or not allowed, but we can trust in the Gods perfect will. : ➡️ New posts daily, weekly devotional blog, find past blogs and more info on this ministry in the bio of @discerning_dad. : 📧 Sign up with your email on the website to have new blogs delivered directly to you on Fridays : 💻 Please follow Discerning Dad on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, FaithSocial and Pinterest : 💥 Also follow on Instagram: @manupgodsway @dadinthetrenches @dadhacker1 @kingdom.winds @authorytees : 🙏 Need prayer, have questions? DM me. Also looking for collaboration opportunities

“For no matter how many promises God has made, they are “Yes” in Christ. And so through him the “Amen” is spoken by us to the glory of God.” ‭‭2 Corinthians‬ ‭1:20‬ : Be sure to check out my newest post “Take Ground in your Battleground” link in bio

Newest post is up! Please give it a read #newblogfriday

It’s new blog Friday! My post coming later today will focus on this verse and how we can live in this world while understanding we are in a battleground as Christians. : Sign up with your email at the website in my bio to never miss a devotional blog. Be sure to catch up on ones you missed. : 🚨 Turn on notifications so you never miss a post

Think of children, maybe yours. They have immediate access to their father when they want. Kings and CEOs that no one can have access to allow their children into the most private parts of their life. The same is true of our Heavenly Father. If we are His children, we have divine access to Him at all times. We have His ear and He wants us to confide in Him and build a relationship together. : 🚨Free shipping in the store at discerning-dad.com for a limited time : 💻 Please follow Discerning Dad on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, FaithSocial and Pinterest

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