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How to have clear vision - seeking God’s plan for your life in 2025
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Hellie Glynn2025-01-06T06:48:00
‘Would this be a year for us to look back and see how God has been at work, a year of letting go of things that stop us seeing God and others clearly and a year of hearing how God wants to frame the coming year?’ asks speaker and leadership consultant, Hellie Glynn.
Seeking what God has in store for the seasons ahead, for me, is the most exciting part of going into a new year. Scripture shows God communicating with his people directly and through others. It’s not difficult to believe that God would want to give you guidance, inspiration, direction, solutions and wisdom. My prayer as you read on is that it will come to you and we will sense these nudges for ourselves!
Here is my own how-to guide:
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