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Do we give God the remainder after everything else has received its share?
Do we offer him the time that happens to be left over? Do we give him our
attention only after every other demand in life has been satisfied? Or, do
we treat worship as Noah did—as an essential matter, to be conducted with
the best of who we are and what we have?
Do we offer him the time that happens to be left over? Do we give him our
attention only after every other demand in life has been satisfied? Or, do
we treat worship as Noah did—as an essential matter, to be conducted with
the best of who we are and what we have?
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