Reaching for God
Blog / Produced by The High CallingWriter LL Barkat has described her journey to love God in such wonderfully poetic ways. Her blog, Love Notes to Yahweh, is filled with these poems. Her latest one touched my heart.
"I thought of what it is like to learn to love You. Some see it as a path, straight and narrow, simple to follow; growth is a formula from a book, a set of rules. And maybe I see it this way sometimes too. But this night I felt like one of those old trees in Your presence... my heart sometimes dark and serpentine... reaching, sprawling, curving, turning in on itself then outward towards You." Read More.
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God has commisioned us to work and create, to develop the resources he has given us and share with those in need. But what does that look like practically? This topical nine-session Bible study contains tips and encouragement to live a life of generosity and fruitfulness, helping us to redeem our use of resources by nurturing biblical attitudes.
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