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     "And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength, this is the greatest commandment. "

With all your SOUL - spiritually. 

With all your MIND - mentally. 

With all your STRENGTH - physically. 

     You want to know where to start?  Begin here.  Pour an earnest, thoughtful, passionate effort into loving God and you will Grow Deep.  The bottom line is to begin each day with God.  Constantly and earnestly tell him you love him.  Thoughtfully listen to what he has to say to you from his word and respond immediately.  Express your love for Him verbally.  Let others know how much Jesus means to you.  In every situation, all day long whisper to Him about every decision and activity you have.  End every day with some time alone with Him. 
 

     There is a story about a flock of barnyard geese in Denmark.  Every Sunday the geese would gather in the barnyard near the feeding trough.  One of their number, a "preaching goose," would struggle up on the top rail of the fence and exhort the geese about the glories of goosedom.  He would tell them how wonderful it was to be a goose, rather than a chicken or a turkey.  He would remind them of their great heritage and tell them of the marvelous possibilities in the future.

     Occasionally when he was preaching, a flock of wild geese, winging south from Sweden, across the Baltic Sea on their way to sunny France would fly overhead in a marvelous V-formation -- thousands of feet up in the air.  When that happened, all the geese would excitedly look up and say to one another, "That's who we really are.  We are not destined to spend our lives in this stinking barnyard.  Our destiny is to fly!"

     But then the wild gees would disappear from sight, their honkings echoing across the horizon.  The barnyard geese would look around at their comfortable surroundings, sigh, and return to the mud and filth of the barn.

     They never did fly!

     Sadly there are many Christians who remain the barnyard, rather than spread their wings and learn to fly.  God has a purpose for you!  God's highest purpose for us is to grow to flying maturity.  The following pages give you six tools to help you accomplish the task of GROWTH... as long as you focus on one thing... LOVE THE LORD WITH ALL YOUR HEART...

     "O God, bring to life every power within me, that I may lay hold of eternal things.  Open my heart and fill it with intense love for you.  Enable me to taste you and to know how good your are.  Make yourself more real to me than any earthly thing has ever been."  Amen