Sunday, January 15: Thrive- The practice of lectio divina
h By Pastor Bill Flavin

What did Jesus mean when he said that he came so that we might have life and life to the fullest? In our Thrive series we are going to look at a number of spiritual habits that can help us to grow our relationship with God. We hear that the Bible is an important part of growing in our faith. Today we look at a way to read scripture slowly, thoughtfully, in such a way that encourages us to dig deep as we read slowly.

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