Scott Erickson reflects on how not having it together allows us to connect with God and God’s grace [John 1:43-51].
 
Reflection
<ul><li style="font-weight:400;">What activities in your life seem to draw you to God? What activities in your life seem to pull you away from God?</li>
<li style="font-weight:400;">When or where are you most likely to be aware of God’s presence?  When or where are you least aware of God’s presence?</li>
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Scott Erickson reflects on how not having it together allows us to connect with God and God’s grace [John 1:43-51]. Reflection What activities in your life seem to draw you to God? What activities in your life seem to pull you away from God? When or where are you most likely to be aware of God’s presence? When or where are you least aware of God’s presence?

Scott Erickson reflects on how not having it together allows us to connect with God and God’s grace [John 1:43-51].
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Reflection
<ul><li>What activities in your life seem to draw you to God? What activities in your life seem to pull you away from God?</li>
<li>When or where are you most likely to be aware of God’s presence?&nbsp; When or where are you least aware of God’s presence?</li>
</ul>

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