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Countless believers are pursuing spiritual growth, only to repeatedly find themselves spinning their wheels and making no progress. Many are driven to just try harder. Others feel a growing sense of failure and distance from God. But for all involved, it's a frustrating cycle. What can we do when trying harder isn't working? Author and pastor Alan Kraft invites us to be still.still enough to...

report) • Complain • Criticize • Boast • Blame shift • Defend yourself • Deceive others Try it for a week. How long could you go without doing any of these things? A week? A day? An hour? Five minutes? When a friend of mine heard me give this “Tongue Assignment” in a sermon, he was convinced he could do it for a week and committed himself to do so. Moments later as someone’s cell phone rang in the worship service, he instinctively turned to his wife to complain about this person’s rudeness and was struck
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