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Being The Kind Of Man God Calls Me To Be

ByTim Nolte

During this past year I’ve been focusing my devotion time on studying about the kind of man, husband, father, that God wants me to be. This is a daily challenge to say the least. Bible.com has a bunch of good devotionals of varying lengths with this focus.

I just finished day 15 of the @YouVersion Plan Man Up. Check it out here:

http://bible.com/r/9O

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