Navigating Change - Your Child’s Wedding

Wild at Heart

Christianity, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2013

⏱️ 21 minutes

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John, Craig, and Brad talk about change as their kids get married.

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0:00.0	Hello, I'm John Eldridge, and welcome to the Ransomed Heart
0:13.2	audio podcast.
0:15.1	For more information on Ransomed Heart Ministries,
0:17.7	our resources and events, please visit us online
0:21.5	at W.W.
0:24.0	Ransomed Heart.
0:25.0	dot com.
0:29.0	I think it was Howard Macy who said
0:31.0	the spiritual life is always frontier. It cannot be made suburban. It is
0:39.7	always frontier and he went on to say and we who live in it must not only accept but
0:46.2	rejoice in that fact life is always change life is always presenting us with new challenges and, you know, new lessons to learn, new places
1:01.0	in us that need healing and restoration, holiness, you know, new frontiers.
1:07.0	It's just constantly changing.
1:10.0	Welcome, friends.
1:11.0	John Eldridge here with Craig McConnell and Brad Beck who's on the Ransomed Hart team here and kind of the CEO of Ransomed Heart.
1:23.0	I want to talk this week and next about some changes going on in our lives and good things but
1:30.3	hard things and thought that as we reflect on this it'll help you
1:35.2	maybe reflect and process some of the frontiers that you are stepping into and
1:41.2	that God seems to, if not always may I use frequently, be asking us to step
1:51.9	into.
1:53.3	So what do you want to start with first, Craig?
1:55.1	Well, John, both you and Brad, this last few months have experienced some pretty big changes in your life.
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