A smart pace
4 insights into setting a smart pace for our physical and spiritual lives.
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Alone in marriage
Everyone who marries will eventually encounter a season where the weight of the relationship ends up on their shoulders, and they feel alone in marriage.
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Wait for God’s best for you
If you're going through the wilderness, waiting on God's abundant provision will help you through.
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A life that spills over
Would you say that yours is a 'spilling over' kind of life? You know, the kind of life where you experience God's constant supply because you are constantly pouring out?
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God’s shelter for your storm
God is serious about transforming us from the inside out! Whatever storm threatens you, know that God's shelter covers you.
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Want some spiritual momentum?
Taking time to be with Jesus in prayer is the key to living in step with Christ.
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To be a living sacrifice
Romans 12:1-2 isn't a to-do list, it's a call to whole-life sacrifice and participation in Christ.
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Live like an heir
It's easy to get bogged down with our limitations & our badness. But we have to shake off the chains and remember again who we are and whose we are!
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You are not what you do
God doesn't measure us by our past. Rather, our identity is grounded in Christ's work for us.
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Recipe for greatness
To truly walk in places that are far beyond your qualifications, to make an impact that is bigger than you are, you need God.
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