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1000 The Balanced Life Part 2

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First published at 22:17 UTC on May 7th, 2023.

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In this teaching, Rev. Nick Catania shares a second teaching on the balanced life. In this teaching Reverend Catania reminds us that it is claimed that if a person could control their desire for sex, wealth, and pleasure that they should be able to walk an almost perfect walk with the father. In the first teaching, Reverend Catania handled the issue of sex. In this teaching he takes on the subjects of wealth and pleasure. In Proverbs, King Solomon reminds us that pleasure and leisure make a person poor. King Solomon was the wisest man that ever lived next to the Lord Jesus Christ. Yet King Solomon disobeyed God in the very things he warned us about in Proverbs. He was not ignorant about what God wanted, he allowed himself to be successfully tempted. In Ecclesiastes he tells us about this journey.

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