May 04, 2023
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In our modern world, it can become easy to get caught up in the idea that we need to have all the answers before we can take action; however, this is not the case. We may hesitate to make decisions or pursue our passions because we're afraid of making the wrong choice. But believe me, the pursuit of wisdom and understanding often requires us to take risks and step outside of our comfort zones. And truly, growth cannot—and refuses—to occur within our comfort zone.
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We may not have the luxury of physically seeing Jesus, but we can still imagine His presence. Close your eyes, turn on some music, and imagine being in the same room with Jesus. Imagine touching His hands or watching Him take away the pain of someone you love. When you do this exercise, you may feel a burning sensation in your heart. This exercise can change your perspective, strength, endurance, and capacity to love. I promise that as you do this, you will feel strengthened by the love and power of Christ.
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Apr 14, 2023
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The human need for touch is undeniable, and hugging is one great way of expressing love and connection to those around us. As a result, people have embraced, shook hands, bumped knuckles, kissed, held, and brushed-up-against throughout history. Even back in biblical times, there are numerous examples of people physically connecting with Jesus Christ after His resurrection. These encounters are significant and bring the spirit because they demonstrate how a touch motivated by love can communicate the message, "I am here," in a universal way—regardless of gender, race, or language.
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