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Preserved by Purpose – Living in the Present - DW

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Where are you living?  The past, the present or the future?   As we begin 2023, many of us are still looking at 2022, 2017 or even further back. There is nothing wrong with being nostalgic and thinking about great memories.   However, there is a problem when looking back causes us to get stuck overanalyzing past events and experiences.   Or worse, if we are living in the future, we may find ourselves becoming anxious about what could happen and what ifs. Think about Lot’s wife…she had her own battles with struggling with living in the past and in

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