Sexual Desire in Your 30s





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Rest Without Quitting





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Learning to rest doesn’t happen instantly. Here are a few ideas to try in the areas of mental, spiritual, emotional and physical rest.




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Episode 927





Boomers dispense advice for young adults, plus navigating sexual desire as a single in your 30s, and the hallmarks of a thriving faith.





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Lisa Anderson | Director of Young Adults

I just got back from another trip to Taylor University in Upland, Indiana. This time I got to speak at their student chapel (over 2,500 students!) on the topic of “Who Is This King?” using Scripture from Exodus. Today I have the opportunity to reflect on my own application points from my talk by doing a day of personal prayer and reflection. My friend
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Becky Harling appeared on “The Boundless Show” a while back and suggested a great outline for this type of day.


Have you ever done something like this? It’s a great exercise when you’re looking for a spiritual reset, direction in some area, a breakthrough in a certain stronghold, or something else where concentrated time at the feet of Jesus is especially needed. I highly recommend it. In the meantime and in a similar vein, check out
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Amber Ginter’s article this week on what it looks like for a young adult to rest — but without quitting. Great stuff!


Preview of Next Week:

On the Show — Advice for dateless men, what requires a breakup, and how to discern false teachers

On the Site — What I wish someone had told me before marriage, a man’s take on modesty and finding the courage to stay at your church





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