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Oct 10, 2021 46 min

No, No, Know

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In this episode, Pastor Kyle Popineau discusses spiritual maturity. He explains that we should constantly be chasing after wisdom by becoming familiar with the mind of God. In order to do that, we must know the Spirit of God which only comes about through reading the Bible and speaking to God. Bible Verses Mentioned: 1 Corinthians 2 Ephesians 2:10 Quotes "If you are reading scripture and you are not convicted, you need to read it again." No matter where you are in your walk, God is calling you to more." Whether you are new to being a Christian or you grew up in the church we would love to hear from you and get to know you! Connect with us through our website https://legacychurch.online/connect. If you like this podcast please rate and comment. Website: https://legacychurch.online/ Give: https://legacychurch.online/give Facebook: https://facebook.com/legacychurchtustin Instagram: https://instagram.com/legacychurchtustin

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