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How Old Are You Really?

Calculate your age and be honest with your self....what have you really doing with the number of years you have spent on earth now....that has future value? Stop bragging about how old you are and begin to evaluate your age compared to what you have achieved in terms of self discovery, quality of preparation, clarity of direction in life and personal self development..
I have spent twenty years out of my age to build HOPE EXPRESSION. Be honest with your self...what have you really built that has future value and also benefit those surrounding you now? 
Stop bragging...am not your Age mate... Age mates is not the issue, impact mate is trendy now. What's the value of your age really?
For some people, all they can say is their educational stories and the number of ladies or men they have dated and have sex with. Some people is the number of abortion committed. Some people is the number of decisions they made out of uncertainty. Wherever you are standing now....its not too late to turn to Jesus and expect restoration.
The big questions now are....where will you be in the next six years from now? What will you be achieving by the next six year? What would you have achieved before the next six years? In relation to growth, achievement, and improvement...HOW OLD ARE YOU REALLY? 
Think!!!
HOPE EXPRESSION believes in you.

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