Lessons from Self-control - Biblical Analogy
There once was a young gardener named Samuel, who inherited a small plot of land from his grandfather. The soil was rich and teeming with...
This is stories & illustrations on self-control and relationship, drawing on Galatians 5:22-23. It carries an emotional tone of hope, encouragement and trust.
There once was a young gardener named Samuel, who inherited a small plot of land from his grandfather. The soil was rich and teeming with potential, but it was also overrun with weeds. Samuel often felt overwhelmed, unsure of where to start. He was tempted to pull up the weeds hastily, thinking it would be easier than nurturing the delicate seedlings he wanted to grow.…
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