The Exchange of the Cross - Conversation
Heather and I sit down to discuss one of the most important practices of a true spiritual journey and how we can each live into it every day. This is simple but powerful!
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How do we exchange our brokenness for God's wholeness? How do you live into what Jesus did on the cross every day? We practice the exchange of the cross. Heather taught this to me over a decade ago, and I now think it is essential for a real transformation journey.
At the end of this conversation, I lead you through a guided Exchange of the Cross prayer. I hope this practice impacts you as much as it does me.
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-John Walt
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John Walt
I am a husband, father, author, strategist, and adventurer. I spent two decades on a search for wisdom that led me to spend thousands of hours with mentors and read 100+ books a year. That journey transformed how I think, live, and work.
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I am a husband, father, author, strategist, and adventurer. I spent two decades on a search for wisdom that led me to spend thousands of hours with mentors and read 100+ books a year. That journey transformed how I think, live, and work.
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