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Alan Fadling and Gem Fadling309: No Instant Saints: Embracing the Pace of Grace (Alan)
September 23, 2024 ● 13 minShare this episode
Growing in grace is not about thinking less of yourself but thinking of yourself less. If you’ve ever felt like you’re struggling to grow or that life’s challenges keep setting you back, you’re not alone. The journey toward spiritual maturity is rarely straightforward, and it’s easy to feel like we’re not progressing the way we should. We live in a culture that craves quick fixes and instant results, but real growth takes time, intention, and grace.
Today, we’re diving into what it means to grow in grace, why it’s so difficult, and how embracing our weaknesses can draw us closer to God’s generosity and strength. That’s our focus today on the Unhurried Living podcast.
References in the podcast:
- Eugene Peterson - On Living Well
- Alan Fadling - An Unhurried Life
- Teresa of Avila - The Interior Castle
- Thomas H. Green - Darkness in the Marketplace
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A Prayer for Those Who Are Lonely or Isolated This Christmas - Your Daily Prayer - December 23
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