• My desire is I wanna give more away every year.
• I wanna be more generous than I was the year before.
• As that percentage goes up, you have to live off of less.
• You have to work harder to give away more.
• People want to have that drive to recognize this is my life.
• It's about giving it away, not what I can get.
• Generosity can lead to personal growth.
• Living a life of giving can be fulfilling.
• Philanthropy should be a priority in life.
• Giving can create a positive impact on others.

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• Unity in diversity is a powerful concept.
• Individuality enhances the collective experience.
• Personal preferences shape our identities.
• Embracing differences leads to greater understanding.
• The balance between unity and individuality is essential.
• Diversity should be celebrated, not just tolerated.
• Each person's uniqueness contributes to the whole.
• Finding common ground amidst differences is key.
• Unity does not mean uniformity.
• The beauty of life lies in our differences.

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In this episode of the Centerville Grace podcast, the hosts discuss community engagement, upcoming church events, and the new sermon series titled 'The Best Version of Us.' They explore the concept of being spirit-filled, the challenges faced by the church in understanding the Holy Spirit, and share personal practices for staying connected to the Spirit. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community, spiritual growth, and the need for churches to embrace the work of the Holy Spirit in their lives.

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So excited to replay this message from Sunday!

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In this episode, Dave, Dusty and Tony discuss various community events and the importance of engaging with the church family. They delve into the theme of 'Wisdom in the Wound,' exploring how personal wounds can lead to discovering one's gifts. The conversation shifts to the significance of God's grace in our weaknesses and how it can empower us. They also reflect on the Apostle Paul's experiences, examining how his wounds shaped his gifts. The episode concludes with a call to self-discovery and humility, encouraging listeners to explore their own wounds and gifts while looking forward to upcoming church initiatives.

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In this episode, Dave, Tony, and Dusty discuss the themes of wounds, redemption, and grace within the context of personal experiences and community events. They explore how emotional wounds affect individuals and relationships, the importance of daily disciplines in managing emotional health, and the role of grace in healing. The conversation also touches on parenting and the inevitability of wounding children, emphasizing the need for open dialogue and understanding. The hosts conclude with reflections on the importance of the gospel in redeeming brokenness.

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This week we wanted to share the audio from the vision night that we had at the church last week. In this episode we talk about Thrive, the next gen, and our big visiion for the church.

You can always watch the episode on YouTube!

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• Vision and mission drive everything we do.
• We have a huge responsibility to that generation.
• It's important to be intentional in reaching the next generation.
• Children's ministry is crucial for building a movement of God.
• Navigating current events in church can be challenging.
• Community events foster connection and engagement.
• Prayer is essential in responding to tragedies.
• There is always another Sunday to address important topics.
• The church must adapt to the needs of the community.
• Being present in the church helps prevent kids from falling through the cracks.

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