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Source: Escondido Times-Advocate

“I hear the Lord saying, “I will stay close to you, instructing and guiding you along the pathway for your life. I will advise you along the way and lead you forth with my eyes as your guide. So don’t make it difficult; don’t be stubborn when I take you where you’ve not been before. Don’t make me tug you and pull you along. Just come with me!” (Psalm 32:8-9, TPT). There probably isn’t anyone on the planet these days who isn’t familiar with a GPS. In fact, now that I have one and use it regularly, I don’t know how I ever got along without one. I’m sure you can relate. I even use mine when I’m going home from the grocery store. That may sound ridiculous, but the feature allows me to see whether there are obstructions on the road I need to avoid.

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