Fighting for Joy | SWO26

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Rob Conti | SWO26 In this breakout session, Rob will walk through Philippians 4 and help you distinguish between happiness and lasting Christian joy, even in seasons of anxiety, uncertainty, and suffering. Learn how prayer, intentional gratitude, and focusing on what is true can reshape your perspective, guard your peace, and help you fight for joy by grounding your identity in God. SWO26 Please leave a review on Apple or Spotify to help others grow in their faith. Click here to get our Colossians Bible study.

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MRE Podcast MRE Podcast This is a daily devotional podcast for those who want more of God's Word each day. I read the Word and share my insights from the Word. You might ask why do I do this? In the wilderness, the Israelites had to depend on daily mana from heaven to live. They couldn't eat yesterday's nor keep them for the next day. They always lived on the fresh mana each day. We also need to live by the fresh word of God each day. However, often we skip a meal and live on the past encounters with God. Someone of us gets too busy to eat or someone us do not know how or where to start. We need fresh encounters each day with the Lord so that the love of Christ will overflow to others. That's what I am doing, doing my quiet time and feasting and sharing the food with people. Join the Lord's table with me!

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