Conversations With God with Doug Sherman

God Is Infinitely Loyal to You | Conversation Starters 05

2 min · 6 de jul de 2026
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Truth you don't live by isn't really truth, it's just information. If God is good, generous, and a perfect father, but you don't act like it's true, it doesn't matter. Today's idea: God is infinitely loyal. Not mostly loyal. Not loyal when you've earned it. Infinitely, permanently loyal — never against you, always for you, every second, for all eternity. Action item: Set alarms for 10am, 4pm, and 8pm. At each one, say: "Lord God, thank you that you are a perfect father who is always infinitely loyal to me." Before bed, reflect on how your words led your heart.

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