Garth Heckman

TDA

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Luke Merril killer sermon on dealing with anxiety at CLC college… the link is in my notes…

https://www.youtube.com/live/mJ8t8cr5kNs?si=zS3G66ixcAg115uy

Michael Keaton Knox goes away 

10 Reasons Why Practice Makes Perfect

1. Muscle Memory: Repeated actions strengthen neural pathways, making it easier to perform tasks automatically and efficiently.

2. Improved Coordination: Practice helps synchronize movements, leading to better coordination and control.

3. Increased Confidence: As you become more proficient, your confidence grows, positively impacting your performance.

4. Reduced Errors: Consistent practice helps identify and eliminate mistakes, leading to fewer errors.

5. Enhanced Speed: Regular practice can increase your speed and efficiency in performing tasks.

6. Better Problem-Solving: Facing challenges during practice helps develop problem-solving skills and adaptability.

7. Increased Stamina: Practicing endurance-related tasks can improve your stamina and endurance levels.

8. Improved Focus: Concentrating on a specific task during practice can enhance your focus and attention.

9. Boosted Motivation: Seeing progress and achieving goals can motivate you to continue practicing and strive for excellence.

10. Greater Satisfaction: Mastery and proficiency in a skill can lead to a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction.

Handling the word of God…

Sword play

Study to show thyself approved unto God…

Scripture calls the word of God a two edged sword for a reason. 

It was sharp, deadly and to be practiced with. 

Question: Who wins in a sword fight? The one with the sharpest sword? The one with the biggest sword? The one who has the longest sword? The one who has the fastest sword?….

NOPE its the one who practices the most with the sword? 

Read Your Bible Regularly

Study the Word of God Faithfully

Believe and Proclaim God’s Truth

Evaluate Your Life in Light of God’s Word

Put the Word of God into Action