Nourishment | Abiding in Christ: Staying Connected to God in Everyday Life
THE A.B.U.N.D.A.N.C.E. Method™ PodcastShow Notes
What does it really mean to abide in Christ when life is busy, overwhelming, and full of responsibilities?
In Season 4, Episode 2 of The A.B.U.N.D.A.N.C.E. Method™ Podcast, Sarah Doty explores how to remain connected to Jesus beyond your morning devotional. Through the story of Mary and Martha, Jesus’ teaching about the vine and branches in John 15, and insights from neuroscience, discover how to receive spiritual nourishment, remember God’s Word, and practice your faith in everyday moments.
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