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The Question Box

I've been saving questions received for the last 10+ years from various conferences, bible studies, emails, chats, youth times and one on one fellowship.

I've often used a physical question box for Q & A sessions and most of the time I've kept the little scraps of paper with the questions on them. Some were answered in the past, others missed due to time. Some are unique, others seem to be on most people's hearts.

Look for more questions to be posted soon as I begin to go through these old notes again and feel free to add new ones to this "question box", and I'll seek the Lord for something to share. I hope these notes are helpful in finding the Lord as the real answer to our deepest question.





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