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Make Your Move

We're making our move toward a new year, and there seems to be so much
before us. Lots of questions. Lots of opportunities. But we have some
huge choices.

I don't know or understand chess. Checkers is hard enough. But to be
in the game you gave to 'make your move' at some point. Where are you
going? Why that direction? What's my purpose?

No new questions. It's time for strategy, prayer and for God to give
us the next move. I want that. No, I have to have that. God is doing
much in me making me rethink church, leadership and life.

That means making my move is kind of scary. It's also an adventure.
Excited and scared at the same time.

My heart's desire, what I'm called to do is lead people to life
change for Jesus. Nothing is more fulfilling. Nothing is as thrilling.

So, are you ready to 'make your move'? The time is here.

Take a look: Isaiah 6, Philippians 2, Hebrews 1 & 12, Matthew 5, 1
John 4 & 5...

I prayed this prayer this week, thanks to Craig Groeschel from
Lifechurch.tv, "God, ruin me." Not an easy prayer. You better mean it.
No more lip service.

Make your move!

Matthew 6:33 - "Seek first God's kingdom and His righteousness. Then
all of His best will be added to you." (translation mine)

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