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Informative Speech On Romans 12: 4-11
How quickly we are to confuse our identity with our roles and obligations. In other words, regardless to the fact that you're someone's mother, daughter, wife, coworker, business partner, or friend, buried under all the titles and hats that women so masterfully wear, there's a unique and distinctive person, full of creativity and possibilities, whom, the Potter, our LORD, has wonderfully created (Psalm 139:14). Additionally, as exciting as it is to be any of the above titles, there's still so much more to you. Consequently, I'm reminded of the fact that Romans 12:6 declares that: God has given gifts that differ according to the grace that has been given, and 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 declares that: We've been given gifts of the Spirit, furthermore,

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