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We serve the King of kings
Artist: @dustincoopergraphics

We serve the King of kings

A reassuring graphic reminding your congregation that earthly power fades while God's reign remains constant and eternal.

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Caption ideas

  • World leaders might think they have power. But their rule is temporary. God's rule is eternal. It stays constant regardless of who is in charge.
  • There are plenty of good people in this world. But their goodness and power is fickle and temporary. Only God is the truly good king whose power never fades.

Keywords

Serving/Volunteering, Purpose, 1 Timothy, Revelation

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