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We're going to jump into part three of a series that we've been in called Character Killers.

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Let's jump into this week's message out of Genesis chapter 37, verse 5 called Goddream.

Genesis 37, go to verse 5.

We are in part three of a series we're in called Character Killers, the cost of compromise.

Chill out, man, chill out.

Just came to getting courage today.

We're talking about character, and one of the great things about God is that God is committed to your life. That God, this is where the Bible says it,

he who has begun a good work in you will be faithful to complete that work. God doesn't start

stuff and quit. When you messed up, God didn't turn his back. God is a faithful God. Anybody you ever try to do an

IKEA project, anybody brings something home from IKEA, you get through the manual. Just read the first two

steps. You're like, I'm out of here. God doesn't quit on your life. And I've been using this

statement that God is more committed to your character than your

comfort because your character is attached to your what?

Destiny, destiny.

I want to take out that D word destiny.

I want to replace it with a new word today.

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