It is impossible to come to God and not experience changes in your life

Sunday Adelaja
It is impossible to come to God and not experience...
It is impossible to come to God and not experience...
It is impossible to come to God and not experience...
It is impossible to come to God and not experience...
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“It is impossible to come to God and not experience changes in your life.” is a great statement that explains how life is. We all want to live through our lives without experiencing any changes. When we start being more religious, however, our lives change. We do not have the same goals or desires that we had before.

Religion is the answer to many of our problems and it can be a great thing. However, you will not always find religion to be good for you. Sometimes religion can cause you pain and unwanted changes in your life.

You will have times when you are happy with your religion but other times you are not. It is impossible for anyone to have everything they want in life so don’t always expect everything to be perfect with your church.

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