Spiritual relationship help &
Building self esteem
Chicken Soup for the Soul cocreators Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen with Chris Karcher
ABC's Dr. Timothy Johnson,
Finding God in the Questions, and Chris
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Lee Strobel, The Case for a Creator, and Chris Karcher
Spiritual relationship help &
Building self esteem
Spiritual relationship help &
Building self esteem
Nurture your relationship
Author Truman Capote said it once took him an entire day to write a single word, but it was the right word.
A friend who is a ski instructor spent an entire day learning the proper way to flick his wrist when he planted his ski pole in the snow.
An Olympic figure skater practices the same routine over and over for months, or even years, when training for a competition.
Growth takes time. Especially moving forward in your relationships.
For any relationship to thrive, it must be nurtured. Neglect it, for any reason—including busyness, no matter how virtuous—and the relationship suffers.
Relationship with God is no different.
If we don’t replenish the well, it will run dry. Pray. Serve. Read and listen to inspirational material. Practice solitude. Observe the hand of God in everyday life. Visit with God anywhere and everywhere. And move deeper into relationship with Him.
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Copyright © 2003 by Christine N. Karcher. Chris Karcher is the author of Relationships of Grace, Amazing Things I Know About You, and Relationships of Grace Workbook. To order books and tapes, schedule Chris for speaking engagements, or subscribe to Chris’ newsletter, visit www.relationshipsofgrace.com, email order@relationshipsofgrace.com, or call 1-877-GET-GRACE (1-877-438-4722).