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You guide me with Your counsel, And afterwards, you will take me up in glory. Psalm 72:10

What a way to live life! Here and hereafter to live with God’s counsel and His Person.

Do you know Christ as your Savior? If not, whose counsel do you follow here; where will you go hereafter?

I urge you to think about that counsel now—it is found only in the Scriptures. But it leads to eternal life hereafter with God in glory. Glory is the splendor that surrounds Him and all that belongs to Him. Don’t you want to be a part of that glorious place where there is no sin or its ill effects? Where there is no sickness, misery of any kind or death?

If you don’t know how to be saved, check out some of our earlier blogs that explain the way of salvation and believe!

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Institute for Nouthetic Studies | Blog - Biblical Counseling on 1 March 2013