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Unlocking Kingdom Fuel: Spiritual Growth Essentials

Unlocking Kingdom Fuel: Spiritual Growth Essentials

In this episode of ‘Two for Tuesday,’ host Chris Cree and guest Lisa Mahan delve deeper into ‘kingdom fuel’ and its vital role in fostering spiritual growth. Building upon their previous discussion, they offer practical tips to move from foundational teachings (‘milk’) to deeper spiritual insights (‘meat’). Lisa shares her personal insights, emphasizing the importance of knowing God, inviting the Holy Spirit’s guidance, renewing your mind, and mastering spiritual fundamentals.

Lisa highlights four key ‘fuel tips’ to aid personal spiritual growth: spending time knowing God, inviting the Holy Spirit to teach, renewing the mind, and not leaving the foundational teachings. Personal stories and anecdotes underline the importance of having a personal relationship with God and seeking direct revelations for spiritual maturity. Tune in to discover how these essential steps can radically transform your walk with Christ.

You can connect with Lisa and her husband Tim via their Spirit Life Ministries website.

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