CO2 Day Seventeen: Virker (1)
We recommend this “tool” because it is easy to understand, easy to apply and easy to pass on.
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We recommend this “tool” because it is easy to understand, easy to apply and easy to pass on.
With repeated practice, the CO2 becomes a life giving habit.
Let’s be honest. Learning to make time for these things every day is difficult. It’s like developing a new habit. It requires a rethinking of how we order our days.
Those in traditional churches will benefit as well as simple church. I can see communities being relationally affected by this growing with each other. Try it and see!
Q: How do you get a lot of “grown up” churches? (ie, a church planting movement)
A: By starting with a lot of embryonic churches (ie, CO2s).
Rose writes: “My struggles are simply that some days I don’t feel like I’m hearing much of anything.” John: “Rose, I totally understand. This was exactly my experience for a
To all of you “mad scientists” out there who have engaged with me in The October Experiment (There are currently 66 of you): We’ve been at this for 10 days
“His sheep follow him because they know his voice” John 10:4 And, yet, how many Christians have not been taught how to hear His voice? Could it be that this
I believe Co2 is a powerful opportunity to allow God to move in our lives. I feel like he’s saying to me: “obedience is what I’m calling you to”. “Put
I love the simplicity of CO2! A young co-worker of mine was talking the other day about journaling, and how she would journal a day or 2, but then stopped
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