Go Back

An episode of the New Vision Christian Center podcast, hosted by New Vision Christian Center, titled "Go Back " was published on June 29, 2021 and runs 45 minutes.

June 29, 2021 ·45m · New Vision Christian Center

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Have you ever been frustrated with where you are in life?  Most of us have.  Our reality at times doesn‘t match our expectations, hopes, dreams or plans.  Frustration normally makes us look around for someone to blame. Could it be that the frustration we feel for where we want to go is caused by not remembering where we’ve been?  Ever wonder if God would ask us to slow down and take a step back. Maybe he would ask us to go back to a place of significance to snap us out of place of complacency or a half in/half out life of faith. In this message we will go on a journey together to discover what God can do if we would be willing to go back.

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Have you ever been frustrated with where you are in life? Most of us have. Our reality at times doesn‘t match our expectations, hopes, dreams or plans. Frustration normally makes us look around for someone to blame. Could it be that the frustration we feel for where we want to go is caused by not remembering where we’ve been? Ever wonder if God would ask us to slow down and take a step back. Maybe he would ask us to go back to a place of significance to snap us out of place of complacency or a half in/half out life of faith. In this message we will go on a journey together to discover what God can do if we would be willing to go back.

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