Heart Mechanics - Give To Me An Undivided Heart

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Have you ever battled with self-sabotaging thoughts, behaviours or habits? Have you ever wanted to really pursue God, but find it hard to sustain that? Have you ever felt like part of you wants God, and another part of you has a completely different agenda? Scripture talks to this. Psalm 86:11 says, “Give to me an undivided heart that I may fear Your name.” We often talk about a hard or soft heart, and a broken heart, but the divided heart is another dimension. In this message Tim explains what a divided heart is and how it works, and how to walk the journey towards “wholeheartedness”.

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