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References: Ecclesiastes 11
How are things going these days? Is everything running as planned, or does it feel like you're just barely hanging on? Maybe you're lonely, facing illness, stressed over problems at work, or maybe you're just overwhelmed with a never-ending stream of challenges. As you survey the landscape around you, all you can see are more troubles on the horizon.Thankfully, we don't have to face these twists and turns alone. In this series of messages, Alistair Begg considers some of the most common dangers, toils, and snares that we encounter in our daily lives, and he shows us how a knowledge of God's character and the Gospel will give us the tools we need to overcome both common and uncommon challenges with a Biblical attitude.
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