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Choose God’s kingdom over your own
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Choose God’s kingdom over your own

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  • It's okay to build a business, a family, a following... But we ultimately serve God's kingdom. Make sure you don't get so busy building your kingdom that you neglect His.
  • The kingdoms we build will ultimately go away, but God's kingdom is eternal. Store up your treasure in Heaven.

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Selfishness, Matthew

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