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Pastor William McDowell teaches that God isn’t just after us avoiding sin—He’s after intimacy and communion with His people. Conviction is a sign of God’s nearness, and holiness is the natural fruit of living in His presence. As God’s children and heirs, our true inheritance is God Himself and His kingdom life, starting now and fulfilled in the age to come.
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