Growing Pains

An episode of the Legacy Church - Online Campus podcast, hosted by Legacy Church, titled "Growing Pains" was published on July 11, 2021 and runs 41 minutes.

July 11, 2021 ·41m · Legacy Church - Online Campus

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Summary

We experience growing pains — rapid growth that sometimes makes us feel like we are being crushed. We often don’t even fully understand the cause but we know the pain is real. So very real.  If you feel a little prick, ache or sharp pain when you see certain things happening in our world, there’s a reason for the pain. It’s probably pointing you toward building God’s kingdom so that we all may grow up and mature into the one body of Christ Songs Death Was Arrested, Let Our Faith Become A Mountain, Holy (Crowns), What A Beautiful Name Links http://live.legacy478.com --- A better way to view https://bible.com/events/48723664 --- Get the message notes from this service https://legacy478.info --- See upcoming events, registration links, and everything insider https://www.legacy478.com/give --- Support what God is doing in Central Georgia and beyond

Episode Description

We experience growing pains — rapid growth that sometimes makes us feel like we are being crushed. We often don’t even fully understand the cause but we know the pain is real. So very real. If you feel a little prick, ache or sharp pain when you see certain things happening in our world, there’s a reason for the pain. It’s probably pointing you toward building God’s kingdom so that we all may grow up and mature into the one body of Christ

Songs

Death Was Arrested, Let Our Faith Become A Mountain, Holy (Crowns), What A Beautiful Name

Links

http://live.legacy478.com --- A better way to view

https://bible.com/events/48723664 --- Get the message notes from this service

https://legacy478.info --- See upcoming events, registration links, and everything insider

https://www.legacy478.com/give --- Support what God is doing in Central Georgia and beyond

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