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Ten ways to press in when our walk with Jesus feels stale
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Jenny Sanders2024-08-09T08:00:00
What do we do when what began as a good spiritual discipline has become dull and dreary? Jenny Sanders gives some ideas on how to meet with God in new ways.
The time we set aside to pursue our relationship with God is supposed to be vibrant, life-giving and exciting, preferably accompanied by a backing choir of angels and soft lighting… isn’t it? Unfortunately, I think we may have been presented with a scenario that is far from our reality.
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