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Traveling Light by Max Lucado — WisdomDeck honest review
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Traveling Light

by Max Lucado

Psalm 23 line by line, each a burden to set down: self-reliance, worry, weariness, discontent, shame, grief, fear of death. One of Lucado's most-loved books and a good introduction to his style.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Set down what you were not meant to carry.
  2. The Shepherd leads; you follow.
  3. Goodness and mercy follow you, not just you them.

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Psalm 23, burden by burden.

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