Connect the Dots: A Small Group Study Guide - Scoggins, Stephen
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I have learned that life is simply a series of choices. If you took those life points and plotted them out on a sheet of paper and then drew a line connecting them, much like the connect-the-dots drawings you did when you were a kid, you would have an outline of you. Everything inside of the lines, every choice, every action or reaction, is what makes you who you are. The purpose of the Connect the Dots curriculum is to show you how discovering God's will for your life will give you an entirely new outlook on who you are and what you are called to do, but I think it also illustrates the quote…mehr

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I have learned that life is simply a series of choices. If you took those life points and plotted them out on a sheet of paper and then drew a line connecting them, much like the connect-the-dots drawings you did when you were a kid, you would have an outline of you. Everything inside of the lines, every choice, every action or reaction, is what makes you who you are. The purpose of the Connect the Dots curriculum is to show you how discovering God's will for your life will give you an entirely new outlook on who you are and what you are called to do, but I think it also illustrates the quote that "God doesn't call the qualified, He qualifies the called."
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Stephen travels throughout the country teaching faith and self-understanding. His passion for helping others is rooted in a strong belief in himself and a deep faith in God. His goal is to empower others to use the bricks of past failures to build a new foundation for success, reigniting a passion for life and purpose to make large steps toward a bright future. "If you are like me, all you need is one person to believe in you like I had. I am your person; I believe in you." Stephen Scoggins