“That’s the danger of drifting—while running away is an intentional, purposeful act, drifting away happens without our awareness.” — Emma Mae McDaniel

This month’s memory verse: “We must pay the most careful attention, therefore, to what we have heard, so that we do not drift away.” — Hebrews 2:1

Today’s podcast: Do you find yourself easily distracted? Is it challenging to prioritize spending time with the Lord in busy seasons? Have you ever realized that you've unintentionally started focusing on things that weren’t worth paying “the most careful attention” to, and drifted away from the Lord? What should you do if you have a friend who is drifting? Listen in today as Natalie Abbott and Emma Mae McDaniel chat about all this and more. We know this conversation will be an encouragement to you today as we take a look at how to pay the most careful attention to Jesus.

Our April Dwell guest: Emma Mae McDaniel is a wife, writer, podcaster, YouTuber, speaker, clothing brand starter, and recent grad from Liberty University. Her life is all about knowing God and making him known, and we are so glad to have her join us on the podcast this month!
     
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Links from today's show:
- Listen to Why Memorize Scripture? with Emma Mae & Natalie Abbott on the “Have You Heard?” Podcast
- Pre-order You Are: Realizing Who You Are Because of Who God Is by Emma Mae McDaniel
- Check out All-Caps YOU: A 30-Day Adventure toward Finding Joy in Who God Made You to Be by Emma Mae McDaniel (Natalie is currently reading this with her teenage daughters!)
- Visit Emma Mae McDaniel’s website

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