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Living with Eternity in View: Finding Eternal Purpose in Everyday Life

4 min · 28 de abr de 2026
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What difference does one life really make? In a world focused on temporary success, Scripture points us to something greater—an eternal purpose that shapes how we live today. In this episode, we explore how our work, our choices, and the way we invest in others all carry lasting significance. Because what you do now isn’t just for this life—it’s shaping what will never end. https://calledtotransform.com/2026/04/27/living-with-eternity-in-view/ [https://calledtotransform.com/2026/04/27/living-with-eternity-in-view/]

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