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Pace of Multiplication Matters
Multiplying matters and multiplying quickly matters even more. See why pace matters.
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Reflection
- Why is pace important?
- What do you need to change in your thinking, your actions, or your attitude to be better aligned with God’s priority for pace?
- What is one thing you can do starting this week that will make a difference?
Action Step
- Remind the friends that you invited to your three-thirds group of the date, time, and location (if you haven’t met already).
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