Managing Your State - Anchoring In The Scriptures
from i61 Sydney Hosted by i61 Church
When chaos and craziness abound, our biggest unfair advantage is that we have the voice of God. One of the biggest disciplines/skills we need is the ability to quiet our soul to the point where we can hear the voice of God above all the other voices that are shouting at us right now. There’s lots of ways God speaks. In this message Tim focusses on hearing the voice of God through scripture, and the power of scripture to anchor us so we can thrive in any circumstance.
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