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Speaker 3: we're here and in your love. Amen. So, how's your

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Speaker 3: But you know, there's too many people that allow their

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Speaker 3: their attitude is a choice that they make every single day. See,

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Speaker 3: the Bible tells us to consistently and constantly put on

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Speaker 3: us a negative perspective on life. We've all heard that

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