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Family adrift in Pacific Ocean on mission to ‘see where God led us’

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August 15, 2013

I've probably never been more stressed out then when I was entering my senior year of college. Two major moments were fast approaching: I was going to propose to my girlfriend and I was about to embark on a career in journalism (assuming someone would hire me and that was incredibly uncertain). The counsel I received from many friends was to pray about it. And I did.

But I've never been one to just ask God to tell me which direction I should head next. And that's what makes stories like this one so frustrating to read. Via “>GetReligion friends think.) It's with the wherever-God-takes-us attitude of the seafarers.

An analogy would be to the Gospel of wealth, which I've written critically about “>here. And just as giving money to God is not an investment plan — no matter what

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