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At the end of every week, we'll give you a challenge—something to try that might be outside your regular routine. Each challenge is designed to help you develop one important spiritual habit. This week, it's...
SPEND TIME WITH GOD
There's no formula or one right way to spend time with God. Whether you already know how you like to spend time with God, or you're still trying to understand how to hear God's voice, today's challenge is going to help you experiment with some new ways of connecting with God. Try it and see what you discover about God—and about yourself, too!
Nothing can remind us of our actual thirst as quickly as physical activity. This week, spend time with God while getting some exercise. Go for a hike, a long walk, a bike ride, or something else you enjoy. Bring a bottle of water or your favorite sports drink with you. In the moments you feel thirsty, talk to God about ways you feel empty or unsatisfied. Every time you take a sip, say a prayer thanking God for giving us Jesus.
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About this Plan
The Easter story is something we celebrate every year, but when was the last time you really thought about what it means for you today? Before Easter morning, there was darkness, grief, and emptiness as Jesus’ followers watched him die. But then, Jesus came back to life, and everything changed for good! For the next 14 days, we’ll discover the resurrection didn't end on Easter Sunday—Jesus is still bringing us more life every day. We'll see that Jesus' death, life, and resurrection weren't the end of the story—it was just the beginning.
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