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Alright, so we're back today on Monday. I hope you guys had a great weekend. We've been

talking about what it looks like to be thirsty for God, and how do we cultivate that thirst

in the lives of our kids? I really believe we can't do that unless we've learned how to

do it first as parents. How do we cultivate our own relationship with the Lord and recognize

our own thirst for Him? I don't know if this has been, you guys have experienced this,

but I noticed that when I drink a lot of water, I just feel better. And if I go for a very

long time without water, I may not notice it at first, but eventually I'll recognize,

oh man, I just need to drink water. Well, years ago, before I was in the habit of drinking

water, I didn't know that the reason I had a headache was because I was dehydrated, or

the reason I was tired was because I wasn't drinking enough water. I was taking Tylenol

and I was trying to do all kinds of things to get rid of headaches when really what my

problem was was I was thirsty. And just as I learned to listen to my own body, I think this

is a spiritual discipline learning to listen to our own spirit and recognizing, oh man,

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