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It’s difficult to solve a problem when you don’t understand what’s wrong to begin with. Many of us have been trying to solve the problem of “us” for a long time. Some of you have lost friends, family, or jobs because you couldn’t solve you. Some of you have paid someone good money to solve you. But what if the real problem is that you don’t know what the problem is?
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We are the result of our decisions. We often agonise over little things like what to wear and what to eat, but we gloss over the big choices.
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We are the result of our decisions. We often agonise over little things like what to wear and what to eat, but we gloss over the big choices.
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We are the result of our decisions. We often agonise over little things like what to wear and what to eat, but we gloss over the big choices.
LINK Small Group Discussion Questions: 201708 I Choose Pt.2
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We are the result of our decisions. We often agonise over little things like what to wear and what to eat, but we gloss over the big choices.
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David went from humble shepherd to national hero to great king. But he wasn’t great because of his reputation or military prowess. He was great because of where he’d learned to place his hope. We can learn to follow his example.
LINK Small Group Discussion Material: 201707 David Pt.4
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David went from humble shepherd to national hero to great king. But he wasn’t great because of his reputation or military prowess. He was great because of where he’d learned to place his hope. We can learn to follow his example.
LINK Small Group Discussion Questions: 201707 David Pt.3
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David went from humble shepherd to national hero to great king. But he wasn’t great because of his reputation or military prowess. He was great because of where he’d learned to place his hope. We can learn to follow his example.
LINK Small Group Discussion Questions: 201707 David Pt.2
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Whether you have a 5 year old child or a 25 year old child, they all want to know the answer to this question. They don’t ask it, but they want to know it. Boundaries are what define us. Think of it as lines or fences. They define what is me and what is not me. A boundary shows me where I end and someone else begins. It helps me to know what is my responsibility and what is not my responsibility.
A child needs to know where they begin, what they need to take responsibility for, and what they don’t need to take responsibility for. If they know that the world requires them to take responsibility for their own personhood and life, then they can learn to live up to those requirements and get along well in life.
LINK Small Group Discussion Material: 201706 3QECNA Pt.3
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