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Made for more: Isn't it time you discover the life God created you to live?

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While everything you do and every decision you make is aimed at making you happy, you may step back from time to time and ask yourself, "Why am I here?" and, "Is there a deeper meaning to life?" To find these answers, you need go beyond the distractions of the world and be open to discovering your true purpose and self-potential.

If you find your true purpose, you'll discover that you really are "made for more" than what our culture has to offer. You will see life as the adventure it's meant to be, and you'll find that you have an irreplaceable role to play in the world. This will set you on a path toward true peace and contentment that will last for the rest of your life and into eternity.

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