Seeking His Will and His Kingdom…

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A few more things pop in my mind..

How do Cliff in Apr 2009 seek His Will and His Kingdom?

– Focus in Mississauga. This is where God place me and surround me with pagans.
– I reach lost people. Those who do not go to church or welcome at church. The more they are lost, the more I go after them.
– Arrive in broken and in weakness. This is probably the hardest point. To go in with nothing more than the Holy Spirit and faith.
– Engage the empire with love and grace. Can I live a life devoted to Jesus without getting caught up with consumerism and materialism?
– To learn how to love. I have a heart of Pharisees….enough said.

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