Peace. Be Still. Week 4

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This week Pastor Chris Winans discusses distractions, and how this adds to fear and anxiety. Basing the discussion on Luke 10:38-42, where we see Martha being distracted by many other things while Mary chose to focus on Jesus. In our culture today is it very difficult to not be distracted by 24/7 notifications to important things on our cell phones, pastor Chris encourages us to intentionally and proactively set aside time to focus on what matters most: our relationship with Jesus. www.cornerstonebrighton.com www.cornerstonebrighton.com

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