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<p>This message was first preached at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis before adapting it for Redemption City Church.</p>

God is not asleep. He intentionally guides us into difficulty to purge us from the things in this world that cause us to fear. This message was first preached at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis before adapting it for Redemption City Church.

<p>God is not asleep. He intentionally guides us into difficulty to purge us from the things in this world that cause us to fear.</p>





  

    
      
      
        
          
            
              
            
          

          

        
      
      
    

  


<p>This message was first preached at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis before adapting it for Redemption City Church.</p>

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