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Walking with God is the journey of a lifetime, taken one step at a time. In Step is a program designed to encourage and equip you as you walk with God.
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Ep. 335: Operation Blanket (opens the original)
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In this episode, Tom shares how a personal encounter with some of the neediest people on earth deeply affected his life and became a source of motivation for an outreach project that lasted for several years.
Ep. 334: Chameleon Christians (opens the original)
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There is a tendency among modern Christians to camouflage their identity, in order to protect themselves. Yet the world needs to see unashamed identification with Christ that will be evidence that He is living through the lives of His followers.
Ep. 333: Jesus and Social Distancing (opens the original)
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The ministry of Jesus was all about people. Yet he also knew that occasionally he needed to step away from the crowds to be refreshed and renewed personally. Effective ministry requires an occasional time out for this same reason.
Ep. 332: Do Good (opens the original)
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Jesus will show up today where you live if you allow the fruit of the Spirit which is goodness to be produced in your life. Just as Jesus went about doing good, so you can do the same and others will see Him in your life.
Ep. 331: Companionship With Christ (Part 2) (opens the original)
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For the 12 disciples, walking with Jesus provided a 3 1/2 year enrollment in the school of life as a follower of Christ. The opportunity to be with Jesus every day prepared these men to make an impact on their world that would be monumental.
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