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How will you respond to pain and injustice?
You are going to experience pain and injustice. The question is, how will you respond to it? Donald Miller draws from the story of Joseph to reveal how what others may indent for evil, God will use for good. But in order to see that in our own lives we must choose not to remain victims, but instead allow God to use our pains to bless others.
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