Rhythms of Life with Jacob Bell - Part 1

<p>The proverbial expression, Hands to the Plow, found in Luke 9:62 signifies the undertaking of a task at hand, set to work, and then keeping full time &amp; attention to what's in front of you. When we were crucified with Christ, we left behind the old and welcomed the new. Now, it's up to us to keep our eye on the prize and refuse to look back on what we left behind when we gave up the things of this world. As followers of Jesus, we are commanded to take up our cross daily and follow Him. The hope is that the Christ-centered conversations from HTTP would help in maintaining that plumb line focus.</p>

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The proverbial expression, Hands to the Plow, found in Luke 9:62 signifies the undertaking of a task at hand, set to work, and then keeping full time & attention to what's in front of you. When we were crucified with Christ, we left behind the old and welcomed the new. Now, it's up to us to keep our eye on the prize and refuse to look back on what we left behind when we gave up the things of this world. As followers of Jesus, we are commanded to take up our cross daily and follow Him. The hope is that the Christ-centered conversations from HTTP would help in maintaining that plumb line focus.

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Rhythms of Life with Jacob Bell - Part 1

Rhythms of Life with Jacob Bell - Part 1