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Act 22-1-2 Dialectical Journal
Tell your story… “Brothers and esteemed fathers,” Paul said, “listen to me as I offer my defense.” When they heard him speaking in their own language, the silence was even greater. Act 22-1-2 (NLT).Paul describes to us in the in the next (1-22) verses his story. Now think of your story and the details which wrap you up and wrecks your brains with thoughts as it robs you of your inner peace. If the looping stories are bringing up more anger and bitterness then you might want to search for a better story line to tell others. You know Jesus spent much of His life undoing false stories and replacing them with truer, better and richer ones. When we exchange our sinful, false, painful stories for God’s truer ones we find that over time we also change
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