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Podcast: How Do I Feel God’s Presence More?
Greg examines the narratives in our heads, and the neurology in our brains, to help Dan and Julie feel God’s presence more.
photo: Martin Mutch
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Greg’s new book: Inspired Imperfection
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Tags: God's Presence, Presence of God, Present Perfect
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