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This is part three of our five-part series sharing some presentations by Benjamin Lundquist to the Young Adults at our church here in Southern California. In this episode, Benjamin continues where we left him last week, giving us a five-step process for bringing about significant personal and relational growth in your own life. He explores the importance of casting a new vision for your life and building a system of habits to support the vision. His practical steps will help you make progress in the areas of your life that matter most.
Connect with Benjamin
Benjamin Lundquist is the director of the young adult department of the Oregon Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and is the host of the Rise and Lead Podcast. You can find him speaking life and wisdom on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Resources Mentioned
The Andy Stanley Leadership Podcast
Maxwell Leadership Podcast
Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast
Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast
Identity Statements PDF
Get access to a list of Biblical truths and let God speak into your life on a daily basis. Print it out and take a moment every day to write out one of these truths about who you are and Whose you are in your journal.
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