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You know when you meet someone for the first time and you just 'click'?
You cant really explain it but you feel like you've known each other for way longer than you actually have - and it feels so good.
I reckon we feel that way because God wants us to connect with that person and our spirit confirms it. It's as if the connection clicks in the natural and in the spirit.
Part of the beauty of God's plan for us to be the Body of Christ, is that we connect with each other and do life inter-dependently. We're not supposed to be 'lone ranger's', but rather an interconnected body that supports and helps each other to function in the best way possible.
In today's episode you'll hear my friend Sabrina and i share about:
Jesus is inviting you on an adventure today, will you accept?
Come and visit us (and send your friends too), at www.TheWaysofWisdom.com
Matthew 6:33 is one of my life-guiding verses. It's truly a map to the treasure God has in store for each one of us daily.
In it Jesus reassures and tells us to "seek first the Kingdom of God, and all these things will be added to you" (I encourage you to read the whole chapter to feel the love He poured into this directive).
Isn't it amazing that God cares so much about our day to day life that He would give us such a clear pathway into His thoughts about each day?
As you listen to today's podcast you will see how
Jesus is inviting you on an adventure today. Will you accept?
Come visit us at www.TheWaysofWisdom.com
"When you do that it REALLy irritates me!"
I've said this way more times than I care to remember when someone does something in a different way than I would have done it.
You know what it's like...
We all do and think in different ways and in today's podcast episode, you'll get some insights into 3 keys that I've learned over the years, that have transformed my relationships.
These keys have literally saved my marriage, redeemed my relationship with my daughter and helped me to lead people within my company and coach our clients.
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