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I moved because I thought I could get a good job and meet lots of new people, but it isn't working out.
Billy Graham writes, "God loves His children, and He wants to help us and guide us. Make this decision a matter of constant prayer."

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Does the Bible say somewhere that God has promised to give us 70 years of life?
Billy Graham writes, "Our times are in God's hands, and for some their journey on earth is much shorter."

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Did Judas do what he did of his own free will when he betrayed Jesus?
Billy Graham writes, "The Bible makes it clear that Judas was entirely responsible for the decision he made to betray Jesus."

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I'm deeply in love with a woman, and we're planning to get married. The only problem is we're both already married.
Billy Graham writes, "God did not bring you together (no matter what you feel), nor is it His will for you to break your marriage vows and turn your backs on your families."

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A heart attack prevented me from going on a mission trip recently. Did God close the door? Or did Satan?
Billy Graham writes, "Yes, sometimes Satan may be blocking our path—but even then, God can use those situations for His glory."

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I almost got killed in an accident at work several months ago, and I've been wondering what it all means.
Billy Graham writes, "It wasn't "luck" that saved you—it was God. You might not think about Him very much—but you are constantly in His thoughts."

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How bad will the world have to get before God will step in and judge it?
Billy Graham writes, "We don't know exactly when Christ will come again. But we know that He will—and when He does, the darkness will vanish in the light of His righteousness."

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How can I tell if God is telling me to do something, or if it's the devil?
Billy Graham writes, "Pray and ask God to guide you in this decision. Often, we want to tell God what we want Him to do—but ask Him to help you guard against this, and to seek His will instead of your own."

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Do you think God has a plan for every person's life?
Billy Graham writes, "God doesn't want us to drift through life without any meaning or purpose, nor does He want us to throw our lives away or destroy them.

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I graduated from high school a few weeks ago, and I still don't know what I want to do next.
Billy Graham writes, "Ask God to guide you as you plan your future. Pray about it, seek the advice of others who know you, investigate your options, evaluate your abilities and interests, and ask God to open the right doors."

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Does God ever change His mind about anything?
Billy Graham writes, "The Bible tells us that God is perfect and all-knowing, and even when He apparently changes His mind, He is actually carrying out what He intended to do all along."

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A Christian friend of mine doesn't use words like "luck" or "lucky."
Billy Graham writes, "Christians don't believe their lives are ruled by luck or chance; they believe God is in control."

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Does God know when every person is going to die, or is it all left up to chance?
Billy Graham writes, "Your question is actually a complex one; there is much about death we do not know, for God hasn't chosen to answer all our questions about it."

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I guess I'm just addicted to food. Will God help me somehow?
Billy Graham writes, "God wants you to be free from anything that enslaves you—for only then can you serve Him as you should."

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I left home for a job after graduating from college, and I've never felt so lonely. Should I just give up and move back?
Billy Graham writes, "The most important advice I can give you is to urge you to seek God's will for your future."

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Why did God create the human race? He must have known we were going to turn our backs on Him.
Billy Graham writes, "God made us for one reason: so He could have fellowship with us. It wasn't that He was lonely or needed us—but He made us in His image so He could shower His love upon us."

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How bad will the world have to get before God says "Enough" and Christ comes again and brings it all to an end?
Billy Graham writes, "Although God hasn't given us an exact timetable, the Bible does tell us to be prepared for Christ's coming. When He comes again, most people will be caught off guard."

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A few months ago I had a stroke. Why did God do this to me?
Billy Graham writes, "It isn't necessarily wrong to ask God why He allowed something bad to happen to us; sometimes He wants to teach us lessons we need to learn."

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The doctor says I'm living on borrowed time (because of my heart). I don't think God just wants me to sit around until I die, does He?
Billy Graham writes, "No, God doesn't want any of us to sit around and simply wait for death, no matter how good or bad our health is. After all, none of us knows exactly when we'll die; you might even have many years ahead of you!"

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Do you believe everything that happens to us has a purpose behind it, and that God sent it into our lives?
Billy Graham writes, "The most important thing I can tell you is this: No matter what happens to us, God is able to take it and use it for our good—if we let Him."