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Your biggest problem in life might be an issue of focus. If you focus on your problems, they will grow bigger. If you focus on God's goodness, that will seem bigger. Where is your focus today?
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Your biggest problem in life might be an issue of focus. If you focus on your problems, they will grow bigger. If you focus on God's goodness, that will seem bigger. Where is your focus today?

A gentle carousel that invites your congregation to shift their focus from their problems onto God's goodness today.

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Caption ideas

  • Where is your focus today?
  • Think about the struggles you're dealing with. Process. Pray. Then focus the right way.

Keywords

Faith, Thoughts, Trust

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