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great advice

I heard the following quote yesterday from Andy Stanley, pastor of North Point Community Church. He was talking about the tendency to work so hard in business or ministry to the detrement of loving your family and being the husband or wife that God has called you to be:

Never violate the principles of God to gain or maintain the blessing of God.
In other words, don't you dare think that you can neglect your family in pursuit of a blessed ministry or business.

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