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Imagine a faith so strong it carries you through anything, a faith that
thrives even on the toughest days. What if that kind of faith was available to you? This week we’ll dive into the secret to building a strong and lasting faith. We’ll explore the importance of a daily connection to the source of a faith that is for everyday.

Have you ever seen a little hamster running on a wheel with all his might, yet going nowhere? We laugh at his futile attempt at progress. But what if us non-rodents with larger brains are doing the same thing? Going faster and faster and getting nowhere. What if our rushed, stressed, over scheduled lives are smothering the creativity and relational wealth of the next generation? What if the real way to win the race of faith was to slow down?

Have you ever seen a little hamster running on a wheel with all his might, yet going nowhere? We laugh at his futile attempt at progress. But what if us non-rodents with larger brains are doing the same thing? Going faster and faster and getting nowhere. What if our rushed, stressed, over scheduled lives are smothering the creativity and relational wealth of the next generation? What if the real way to win the race of faith was to slow down?

Have you ever seen a little hamster running on a wheel with all his might, yet going nowhere? We laugh at his futile attempt at progress. But what if us non-rodents with larger brains are doing the same thing? Going faster and faster and getting nowhere. What if our rushed, stressed, over scheduled lives are smothering the creativity and relational wealth of the next generation? What if the real way to win the race of faith was to slow down?

Have you ever seen a little hamster running on a wheel with all his might, yet going nowhere? We laugh at his futile attempt at progress. But what if us non-rodents with larger brains are doing the same thing? Going faster and faster and getting nowhere. What if our rushed, stressed, over scheduled lives are smothering the creativity and relational wealth of the next generation? What if the real way to win the race of faith was to slow down?

Would you just toss your car keys to a child and say “you’ve got this, you’ll figure it out”? They need more than access to great tools they need maturity, training, practice, and a license. In our digital age what if we are asking our young people to navigate highways of adult maturity and responsibility without training for success?