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Spiritual growth and health are not boxes to check off and claim to have finished. Faith is more like a cycle or the seasons, renewed and refreshed regularly in our lives. Even the Apostle Paul, who wrote two-thirds of the New Testament, believed there was room for himself to grow when he said, “I don’t mean to say that I have already achieved these things or that I have already reached perfection.” (Philippians 3:12 NLT) We have a deepening need and desire to know God more, to find freedom, and to discover our purpose and live it out.
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Spiritual growth and health are not boxes to check off and claim to have finished. Faith is more like a cycle or the seasons, renewed and refreshed regularly in our lives. Even the Apostle Paul, who wrote two-thirds of the New Testament, believed there was room for himself to grow when he said, “I don’t mean to say that I have already achieved these things or that I have already reached perfection.” (Philippians 3:12 NLT) We have a deepening need and desire to know God more, to find freedom, and to discover our purpose and live it out.