In this meditation, we walk through the what Christian spirituality looks like day to day. It's not glamorous or glorious, but it helps us see the world as God created it, and what he's redeeming it toward. It's a long one, but as we focus on the roles and vocations that God has for us as we live in Christ, maybe we should be patient with these words. It's God's Word, so we give it the chance it deserves.

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Let's take a break to pray together. We're learning to pray from the Prayer Book of the Bible. We listen as God Himself prays to His Heavenly Father. We learn spirituality from the Holy Spirit of God, given to us in Christ, and we look to our Father.

Together, you and me.

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What are we looking for? Where do our eyes go for rest and hope? For the Christian, it's Jesus. Yeah, he's hidden, but if Colossians has formed us in anyway, we can rest in hope for Our Life to shine out someday soon. Let's walk and talk and meditate on that.

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NOTE: I accidentally said that our sinful nature is God's favorite part of us, and that doesn't make sense, but if you listen to everything else, it should make sense! Sorry, guys!

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"Hello again! It's been a while!" That's what I say, and it's true. And we've all been growing and changing lately. I hope this Psalm guides you, as it has been since it was echoed out the first time so many years ago.

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We continue through Paul's Letter to the Colossians, and we contemplate what's missing in man-made spirituality- Jesus Christ, the fullness of everything, given to us for salvation.

Great stuff, and I really can't help but pontificate a bit.

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Let's take a break to pray- but we can't expect ourselves to know what to say in the face of God. Instead, He teaches us, and we realize it's what we needed to say all along.This one is one of my favorites, and I hope you see the fruit in it as well!

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Christ is the center of Christian spirituality, and belief in Him needs to be guarded from everything else that wants to have our trust. There is one simple reason for that: every else falls short.

My name is Patrick, and I want to help you have a Evangelical Catholic Spirituality.

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Let's take a break from our journey through Colossians. Let's pray together, led by the Prayer Book of the Bible- the Psalms.

My name is Patrick, and I want to help you have a Evangelical Catholic Spirituality.

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Spirituality is what happens as we contemplate God, and then ourselves, and then God again, and then ourselves again. In these God-given words, Christian spirituality takes shape around the Son of God and the Church he commissioned. Let's taste the mysteries.

My name is Patrick, and I want to help you have a Evangelical Catholic Spirituality.

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