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Join Eric Black, a theology professor, on Rightly Dividing as he and Nathan Black explore the principles and guidance needed to discover God's will in your life. From understanding God's leading to tackling life's big questions, this episode offers valuable insights for anyone seeking spiritual clarity. Whether you're a student uncertain about the future or an adult looking for direction, learn how faith, patience, and practical wisdom can illuminate your path.
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