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30 things I love about you: pt. 16-18

Hi babe, 

I love you, and I love these things about you: 

16. I love your work ethic
I'm not surprised at how far you've come with the ABBA'S Grace. You have taken ownership of and utilised every space and opportunity you've been given. I see you get worked up because you're not able to do more of the things you expect you should be doing. You are a faithful steward, by the Grace of ABBA and I pray you keep receiving His Grace. Remember Romans 5:17 ❤️

17. I love the service you render to ABBA
You try, Chale. I admire how you go all out in church work and how you push me to get involved in church regardless where I find myself. You lead, you guide, you encourage and you contribute to the building of ABBA'S people. For this, I say, God bless you!

18. I love your relationship with ABBA.
I have been a direct beneficiary of your love. I can't tell you enough how much your relationship with ABBA shaped mine. When we started dating, you were unequivocal about your intentions to bring ABBA in from the very beginning of our relationship. This Grace we've kept seeking has seen us through many battles. 
God bless you, babe.

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