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Divine Stories - Children in the Marketplace | Sunday Message

26 min · 20 de jul de 2026
Portada del episodio Divine Stories - Children in the Marketplace | Sunday Message

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We continued our Divine Stories series by looking at one of Jesus' most challenging parables in Luke 7:31-35. Why is it so easy to become critical? Why do we pray for God to move, only to criticize the way He moves?  Through this powerful story, you'll discover how our preferences, expectations, and opinions can keep us from recognizing God's work right in front of us. If you've ever wondered why God isn't answering your prayers the way you expected, or found yourself becoming more critical than curious, this message is for you. Follow along as we learn how to trade criticism for curiosity, surrender our expectations, and become people who recognize God's work wherever and however He chooses to move.

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