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EPISODE · Jan 1, 2024 · 10 MIN

New Year’s Prayer - Do Something New

from Walking in His Word · host Phillip N Chida

Title: New Year's Prayer - Do Something New Summary: This episode encourages listeners to embrace newness and step outside their comfort zones in the new year. Jason Gohl explores biblical passages that highlight God's love for new things and offers practical ways to incorporate newness into your life. Key Points: God is a God of transformation and change (Isaiah 43:19).We shouldn't be afraid of the unknown but view it as an opportunity for growth (Psalm 34:8).New experiences can lead to unexpected blessings and deepen our relationship with God.Even small steps, like trying a new prayer schedule or learning a new skill, can make a difference.God is always with us, even when we step outside our comfort zones (2 Timothy 1:7).Our walk with God is a lifelong journey of growth and discovery (1 Peter 2:2). Call to Action: Choose one thing you've been wanting to try and commit to doing it in the new year.Share your experience of stepping outside your comfort zone with the Walking in His Word community.

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