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  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'What an amazing journey we are on as we seek to quit wandering in circles and come full circle. We have been looking at how to ignite our prayer lives, grow closer to God, and discover the life we were created to live.<br />\nWe have been digging into His Word and looking at the way He works from a 360 degree perspective, some have taken a No Complaint Pledge to make sure our hearts are where they need to be and make sure they stay where they need to be, some are on a Full Circle Prayer challenge striving to make transformational prayer a habit. Today we look at something that we have to answer. How we answer this question makes all the difference as we pray and live.';
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  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'It is so true isn\'t it? You can\'t never always sometimes tell....<br />\nWe are in the middle of an exciting series of worship events here @ The Warehouse as we explore how we quit wandering in circles and come full circle.<br />\nOur Full Circle series has challenged us to find those areas of our life that we need to be surrounding in prayer and praying...rolling up our sleeves, taking the focus off of ourselves and really getting down to connecting with God.<br />\n <br />\nOver this past week we have seen how our lives change radically when we adjust the attitude of our hearts as many of you have been a part of our No Complaint Challenge. We have a great number of you participating in the Full Circle Prayer Challenge and asking God to unleash in your life the things that will make you "unstoppable" as you make a difference in the world. Today we find out what happens when we start circling things in prayer and find that God can do anything, anytime, anywhere. The question is will we trust Him enough to be obedient and we will be who we were created to be?';
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  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'We are exploring how to quit wondering in circles and bring our lives full circle. Last week we began by looking at a Legendary Circle and being challenged to circle the things that God has placed before us in prayer. This week we explore a cautionary tale that is often missed in the pages of Scripture. This is a story about God, Moses, and Us...about whether or not we will be obedient, do what He says, when He says it...no matter what the cost or risk. In our lives if we are willing to listen to God and hold onto His promises then He will do what He promises and so much more!';
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  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'A Legendary Circle<br />\nIn this first installment of Full Circle we look at a Legendary Circle. Anyone who has put in time in a church environment has heard the story of Joshua and the Walls of Jericho. In many ways it was the day the Israelites stopped wandering in circles and came full circle. That is where your journey begins as we explore our need to come full circle and become who we were created to be.';
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  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'Another year begins...are you ready? Hopefully you are.<br />\nThe funny thing about a New Year is that you just can\'t be sure what is going to happen. As much as we like to control things we just can\'t. So if we are going to live life to the fullest over the next months how is that going to happen?<br />\nThe Bible gives us plenty of instruction and today we look at what is a promise or contract that God is willing to make with us. No matter what is going on around you...this is a fantastic thing to nail down in your own life...it will make your new year better.';
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