Keeping the Fire Going – On Fire for God's Word

An episode of the Great Western Park Church Sermons podcast, hosted by Great Western Park Church, titled "Keeping the Fire Going – On Fire for God's Word" was published on October 22, 2023 and runs 16 minutes.

October 22, 2023 ·16m · Great Western Park Church Sermons

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Summary

Sasha explores the ways in which we can engage better with the Bible, being honest about our thoughts and feelings towards reading it. She draws upon stories from Jeremiah and 2 Timothy to help us dwell in the word and find out how our learning styles can shape better our engagement with the Bible.

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Sasha explores the ways in which we can engage better with the Bible, being honest about our thoughts and feelings towards reading it. She draws upon stories from Jeremiah and 2 Timothy to help us dwell in the word and find out how our learning styles can shape better our engagement with the Bible.

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