Growing up, we boys always carried stuff in our pockets. Often it was an entire collection of items. At any time, I might have a stick of gum, a folding knife, an arrowhead I found by the river, a couple of marbles, my lucky rabbit’s foot, a compass, something alive (or at least it was alive when I put it there) and a few coins. I carried those things because I needed them, and my pockets were the most convenient place to store them.
As an adult, I still have things I need to access quickly and easily. But the list has changed. I don’t carry many items in my pockets these days, my smart phone is now my best storage unit. But the thought of having something handy when you need it, is the concept behind WDA’s “Pocket Principles”.
The “Pocket Principles” collection contains hundreds of short essays that are geared to progressive stages of spiritual development and aimed at specific growth points in the Christian life. Each essay targets a concept needed to help a Christian “take the next step” on the Christian journey. And unlike the things in the pockets of my boyhood trousers, these items remain timeless.
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This is the second Pocket Principle in the Knowing God Series called ‘Spending Time With God‘.
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Pocket Principles were written after I left staff for pastoral ministry. I am enjoying reading these weekly and seeing how really well written and helpful they are for young believers who are laying a foundation. I’m forwarding this one to my daughters! Thanks for writing the Pocket Principles. I hope many people will see the benefit of reading them weekly and using them along with the materials WDA has for this phase of growth.
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