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	Comments on: Speaking to Money and Power	</title>
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		By: bkittle		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Boy, I&#039;m glad to hear to reiterate that! I had one of those experiences in the past few months. I&#039;ve had them before but this past one was the hardest I&#039;ve ever had. I knew what I needed to do but I needed the help and encouragement of a few righteous men to strengthen me to do what I needed to do.  And it paid off in many ways. Forst it paid off spiritually. The overall tone of the congregation changed for the good when I stood up to the challenger. In addition, it has paid off financially. There&#039;s something about removing a powerplaying giver that allows others to step up to the plate and do things they never did before. I thank God for the challenge and the lesson!
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Boy, I&#8217;m glad to hear to reiterate that! I had one of those experiences in the past few months. I&#8217;ve had them before but this past one was the hardest I&#8217;ve ever had. I knew what I needed to do but I needed the help and encouragement of a few righteous men to strengthen me to do what I needed to do.  And it paid off in many ways. Forst it paid off spiritually. The overall tone of the congregation changed for the good when I stood up to the challenger. In addition, it has paid off financially. There&#8217;s something about removing a powerplaying giver that allows others to step up to the plate and do things they never did before. I thank God for the challenge and the lesson!</p>
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