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As we continue in The Lord&#8217;s Prayer, we now get even more personal to consider the issue of forgiveness. Frankly, we need to be forgiven and to forgive as much as we need daily necessities like bread. This morning, our own Tyler Milley will talk to us about our ability [...]]]></description>
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		<title>The Struggle to Forgive</title>
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