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God uses tired people who trust Him more than their own strength. - J.I. Packer
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God uses tired people who trust Him more than their own strength. - J.I. Packer

A J.I. Packer graphic reminding weary believers that God works most when we trust Him over our own strength.

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  • Anyone doing anything of substance is tired. But the key is trusting in God's strength instead of our own.
  • God does some of His most meaningful work when we stop depending on ourselves, and learn to rest in Him.

Keywords

Rest, Exhaustion, Strength, Trust

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