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Our guests today were:
Student Pastor - Coleton Segars » @coletonsegars
LH/Student Worship Leader - Hannah Nall » @hannahnall
Rainey Ray Segars - Former Grief Therapist

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If you are in need of grief therapy or struggling with loss, we would love to be a source of help for you. Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected]

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Our guests today were:
Student Pastor - Coleton Segars » @coletonsegars
Middle School Girls Director - Emma Stopher » @emmastopher
LH/Students Intern - Maggie Lavoie

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Our guests today were:
Student Pastor - Coleton Segars » @coletonsegars
Middle School Girls Director - Emma Stopher » @emmastopher
High School Girls Director - Shawn Darnell » @ssdarnell26

Practices:
1. Remember and Say aloud the Promises of God for your life - Click HERE

2. Begin a gratitude journal. What do you have to be thankful for during this time in quarantine? Here's a blog to help you get started.

3. Structure your day with 3 hour blocks:
- 9:00-12:00 - Pour In - Read, pray, eat
- 12:00-3:00 - Pour Out - Accomplish something, clean something, serve your family, your household, your neighbors. Do something productive.
- 3:00 - 6:00 - Build Yourself - Get moving, exercise, workout, shoot basketball, jog, walk, swim, whatever. Exercising is proven to increase your mental health.
- 6:00-9:00 - Hobby - Do what you love. Video games, instagram, create, draw, write, music, practice, whatever. Do what brings you joy.

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Our guests today were:
Student Pastor - Coleton Segars » @coletonsegars
High School Girls Director » Shawn Darnell » @ssdarnell26

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This questions was brought to you by:
Boyd Darnell » @asonofthefather417

Our guests today were:
Student Pastor - Coleton Segars » @coletonsegars
Middle School Girls Director - Emma Stopher » @emmastopher
High School Guys Director - Andrew Banker » @andrewjbanker

Book Suggestions on Rest:
Richard Foster | Celebration of Discipline
John Mark Comer | The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry

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Around 30 years have passed in between chapter 4 and chapter 5. A new king sits on the throne and a new culture has developed. Daniel has been completely forgotten. For 30 years he has lived in obscurity in Babylon, no longer in power, no longer living in wealth and then God breaks in again. The pagan world scrambles to find someone to figure out what is going on and once again they turn to Daniel. Daniel is promised wealth and power and legacy if he will interpret the writing on the wall. But he turns all of that down because he's chasing after redemptive pursuits instead of worldly ones. This is how we're called to live, chasing redemptive pursuits and outcomes, rather than chasing what every other person in the world is chasing. This is how we experience something different than what the world has on offer.