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“New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free” Part 11

Note from Pastor: “Addiction” New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free, Part 11

“The unfolding of Your words gives life; it gives understanding to the simple.” (Psalm 119:130) In this series we have highlighted some biblical metaphors for addiction (idolatry, adultery, foolishness, disease/illness, being attacked by wild beasts) to help us understand

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“New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free” Part 10

Note from Pastor: “Addiction” New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free, Part 10

“The unfolding of Your words gives life; it gives understanding to the simple.” (Psalm 119:130) In this series we have highlighted some biblical metaphors for addiction (idolatry, adultery, foolishness, disease/illness, being attacked by wild beasts) to help us understand

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“New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free” Part 9

Note from Pastor: “Addiction” New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free, Part 9

“The unfolding of Your words gives life; it gives understanding to the simple.” (Psalm 119:130) In this series we have highlighted some biblical metaphors for addiction (idolatry, adultery, foolishness, disease/illness, being attacked by wild beasts) to help us understand

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“New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free” Part 8

Note from Pastor: “Addiction” New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free, Part 8

“The unfolding of Your words gives life; it gives understanding to the simple.” (Psalm 119:130) In this series we have highlighted some biblical metaphors for addiction (idolatry, adultery, foolishness, disease/illness, being attacked by wild beasts) to help us understand

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“New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free” Part 7

Note from Pastor: “Addicted to God” New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free, Part 7

“The unfolding of Your words gives life; it gives understanding to the simple.” (Psalm 119:130) In this series we have highlighted some biblical metaphors for addiction (idolatry, adultery, foolishness, disease/illness, being attacked by wild beasts) to help us understand

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“New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free” Part 6

Note from Pastor: “Addicted to God” New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free, Part 6

“The unfolding of Your words gives life; it gives understanding to the simple.” (Psalm 119:130) The world uses only one metaphor to describe our struggle with addiction: “disease.”  This is neither theologically nor medically correct.  To truly “recover” from addiction, sinful addiction must be

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“New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free” Part 5

Note from Pastor: “Addicted to God” New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free Part 5

“The unfolding of Your words gives life; it gives understanding to the simple.” (Psalm 119:130) The world uses only one metaphor to describe our struggle with addiction: “disease.” But the world does not say, “Addiction is like disease.” The world says, “Addiction is disease,” which is neither

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“New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free” Part 4

Note from Pastor:  “Addicted to God” New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free Part 4

“The unfolding of Your words gives life; it gives understanding to the simple.” (Psalm 119:130) The world uses only one metaphor to describe our struggle with addiction: “disease.” But the world does not say, “Addiction is like disease.” The world says, “Addiction is disease,” which is neither

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“New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free” Part 3

Note from Pastor:  “Addicted to God” New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free Part 3

“The unfolding of Your words gives life; it gives understanding to the simple.” (Psalm 119:130) The world uses only one metaphor to describe our struggle with addiction: “disease.” But the world does not say, “Addiction is like disease.” The world says, “Addiction is disease,” which is neither

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“New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free” Part 2

 “Addicted to God” New Ways of Seeing and Walking Free Part 2 “The unfolding of Your words gives life; it gives understanding to the simple.” (Psalm 119:130) The world uses only one metaphor to describe our struggle with addiction: “disease.” But the world does not say, “Addiction is like disease.” The world says, “Addiction is disease,” which is neither


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