We naturally are always in thought about what’s next.
Sometimes it’s to prepare for what we know is coming.
Other times it’s simply our internal radar for knowing that something better could be around the corner. And it’s often an unknown better.
So read.
Study.
Listen.
Learn.
Only then will you be prepared for the known and the unknown of what’s next.
There’s no other way to be ready.
Aaron Niequist is a worship leader, song-writer, and pastor in the Chicago area. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), he created A New Liturgy – a collection of modern liturgical worship recordings.
Currently, Aaron is curating a discipleship-focused, formational, practice-based community at Willow Creek called The Practice.
Aaron joins us in this episode at Let The Music Play Podcast as we discuss his journey and discovery of the beauty that can be found and reclaimed within our ancient liturgical practices.
…will be the last thing you think to say when you realize what Love is currently doing to you and has been working to do through you.
Everywhere.
All the time.
…means…
a more loving a you…
a more joyful you…
a more peaceful you…
a more forgiving you…
a kinder you…
a better you…
a more faithful you…
a more gentle you…
a more responsive you.
If you’re awake, you’ll start to notice every breath is pointing you towards one of these.
Allow comparison to be your red flag.
A sign that the ego is fighting to own the eyes in the moment.
The ego will always try to fool you and those you’re near out of one
another’s essence via comparison.
There’s a reason Divinity and diversity share their first three letters.
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