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Last year I set out to read through the Bible again. I'm still finishing it this year. I didn't quit. I just kept telling myself I'd double up tomorrow. The hardest place to stay isn't the bottom. It's the boring middle. Monday night we're talking about the days nobody's watching. #BuiltDifferent
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