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Tag: David Murray

Great Impediment

On February 9, 2018February 8, 2018 By BrianIn PASSION Quotes

ResetDigital technology is one of the greatest impediments to a life spent in communion with God….  God has inseparably and irrevocably joined quietness with knowledge of him.

– David Murray in Reset

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In The Shadow

On November 21, 2017 By BrianIn PASSION Quotes

ResetPractice doing with less than usual, not buying even when you can afford it, buying nothing but necessities for a time, and spending time in the shadow of Calvary.  How much less you’ll find you need when you see how much Christ gave!  Draw up your budget at the cross.

– David Murray in Reset

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Sleeping

On November 14, 2017 By BrianIn PASSION Quotes1 Comment

ResetBy sleeping, we are relinquishing control and reminding ourselves – at least for a few hours – that God actually doesn’t need us.

– David Murray in Reset

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Limited

On November 10, 2017November 10, 2017 By BrianIn PASSION Quotes

ResetMost of us think we are less limited than we actually are.  Such underestimating of our limitations and overestimating of our abilities results inevitably in strain, fraying, and eventually breaking.

– David Murray in Reset

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Follow the Instructions

On November 7, 2017November 7, 2017 By BrianIn PASSION Quotes

ResetGod has given us instructions about how to live as his creatures, as the finite body-and-soul beings he has made us to be.  But some of us are trying to live as if we are infinite.  It’s hardly surprising that we are breaking down.

– David Murray in Reset

 

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