It is Good for Me to Draw Near to God
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You and I CAN be close to God. It is the promise of James 4:8: "Draw nigh to God, and He will draw nigh to you.…" Just knowing that it is possible is only one of the major incentives Tom Harmon shares here. Drawing means to pull forward in a continual, gradual, unhurried way. In the midst of everything else that happens in life, we have much to discover about that ever-enthralling relationship. Start today. Draw and be drawn. Slow down, listen, and see if God doesn't respond.
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