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    Restoring Your Passion: Re-Energizing Your Life

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    This document discusses eight emotional, relational, and spiritual "passion killers" that can drain life of its fullness. It outlines these killers as: 1) an unclear purpose, 2) an unbalanced schedule, 3) unresolved conflicts, 4) an unsupported lifestyle, 5) an unexamined life, 6) an undernourished soul, 7) unapplied truth, and 8) an unexpressed faith. The document encourages restoring passion by refocusing one's purpose according to God's plan, maintaining a balanced schedule, resolving conflicts, supporting others, regularly examining one's spiritual life, nourishing one's soul through God's word, applying truths to one's life, and expressing one's faith to others

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    This document discusses eight emotional, relational, and spiritual "passion killers" that can drain life of its fullness. It outlines these killers as: 1) an unclear purpose, 2) an unbalanced schedule, 3) unresolved conflicts, 4) an unsupported lifestyle, 5) an unexamined life, 6) an undernourished soul, 7) unapplied truth, and 8) an unexpressed faith. The document encourages restoring passion by refocusing one's purpose according to God's plan, maintaining a balanced schedule, resolving conflicts, supporting others, regularly examining one's spiritual life, nourishing one's soul through God's word, applying truths to one's life, and expressing one's faith to others

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    This document discusses eight emotional, relational, and spiritual "passion killers" that can drain life of its fullness. It outlines these killers as: 1) an unclear purpose, 2) an unbalanced schedule, 3) unresolved conflicts, 4) an unsupported lifestyle, 5) an unexamined life, 6) an undernourished soul, 7) unapplied truth, and 8) an unexpressed faith. The document encourages restoring passion by refocusing one's purpose according to God's plan, maintaining a balanced schedule, resolving conflicts, supporting others, regularly examining one's spiritual life, nourishing one's soul through God's word, applying truths to one's life, and expressing one's faith to others

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    Restoring Your Passion: Re-Energizing Your Life

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    This document discusses eight emotional, relational, and spiritual "passion killers" that can drain life of its fullness. It outlines these killers as: 1) an unclear purpose, 2) an unbalanced schedule, 3) unresolved conflicts, 4) an unsupported lifestyle, 5) an unexamined life, 6) an undernourished soul, 7) unapplied truth, and 8) an unexpressed faith. The document encourages restoring passion by refocusing one's purpose according to God's plan, maintaining a balanced schedule, resolving conflicts, supporting others, regularly examining one's spiritual life, nourishing one's soul through God's word, applying truths to one's life, and expressing one's faith to others

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    The passage discusses different factors that can kill passion in one's life, including unclear purpose, unbalanced schedule, unresolved conflicts, unsupported lifestyle, unexamined life, undernourished soul, unapplied truth, and unexpressed faith.

    Some emotional factors that can kill passion mentioned are an unclear purpose and an unbalanced schedule.

    Some relational factors that can kill passion mentioned are unresolved conflicts and an unsupported lifestyle.

    Restoring your Passion

    Re-energizing your life


    Part 1
    Jesus: “My purpose is to give life in all
    its fullness.”
    Jn. 10:10 (NLT )
    “God, who got you started in this
    spiritual adventure, shares with us the
    life of His Son and our Master Jesus.
    He will never give up on you. Never
    forget that!”
    1 Cor. 1:9 (The Message)
    Emotional Passion Killers
    1 – an unclear purpose
    "I have labored to no purpose; I
    have spent my strength in vain
    and for nothing.”
    Isa. 49:4 (NIV)
    2 – an unbalanced schedule
    “It is senseless for you to work so
    hard from early morning until late
    at night, fearing you will starve to
    death; for God wants His loved
    ones to get their proper rest.”
    Ps. 127:2 (LB)
    “I’ve learned why people work so
    hard to succeed: it is because
    they envy the things their
    neighbors have.”
    Eccl. 4:4 (GN)
    Relational Passion Killers
    3 – an unresolved conflict
    “Resentment destroys the fool,
    and jealousy kills the simple.”
    Job 5:2 (NLT)
    “You are only hurting yourself with
    your anger.”
    Job 18:4 (GN)
    4 – an unsupported lifestyle
    “Two are better than one,
    because… if one falls down, his
    friend can help him up. But pity
    the man who falls and has no one
    to help him up!”
    Eccl. 4:9-10 (NIV)
    “Let us consider how we may spur
    one another on toward love and
    good deeds. Let us not give up
    meeting together… but let us
    encourage one another.”
    Heb. 10:24-25 (NIV)
    Spiritual Passion Killers
    5 – an unexamined life
    “Let us look closely at our ways
    and examine them and then return
    to the Lord.”
    Lam. 3:40 (GW)
    “If we examine ourselves, we will
    not be examined by God and
    judged in this way.”

    1 Cor. 11:31 (NLT)


    “Test yourselves to make sure you
    are solid in the faith. Don't drift
    along taking everything for
    granted. GIVE YOURSELVES
    REGULAR CHECKUPS.
    2 Cor. 13:5 (Mes)
    6 – an undernourished soul
    “People need more than bread for
    their life; real life comes by
    feeding on every word of God.”
    Deut. 8:3 (NLT)
    “God’s principles will fill
    you with living energy.”
    Pr. 3:22 (LB)
    “Faith comes from HEARING THE
    WORD of God.”
    Rom. 10:17(CEV)
    7 – un unapplied truth
    “Make every effort to apply the
    benefits of God’s promises to your
    life. Then your faith will produce a
    life of moral excellence which
    leads to knowing God better.”
    2 Peter 1:5 (NLT)
    “Anyone who listens to the Word
    and takes no action is like
    someone who looks at himself in a
    mirror and… goes off and
    immediately forgets it. But anyone
    who… puts it into practice will be
    blessed in every undertaking.”
    James 1:23-25 (NJB)
    “Remember, it is a message to
    obey, not just to listen to. If you
    don't obey, you are only fooling
    yourself.”
    James 1:22 (NLT)
    Jesus: “My mother and My
    brothers are those who hear the
    Word of God and ACT ON IT.”

    Luke 8:21 (NAB)


    8 – an unexpressed faith
    “Let our lives lovingly express
    truth in all things, speaking truly,
    dealing truly, living truly.”
    Eph. 4:15a (Amp)
    “Each day tell someone that He
    saves.”
    Ps. 96:2 (LB)
    “… you are God’s instruments to
    do His work and speak out for
    Him, to tell others of the night-and-
    day difference He made for you!”

    1 Peter 2:9 (Mes)


    “I want you to tell these same
    things to other people who can be
    trusted to TELL OTHERS.”

    2 Tim 2:2 CEV)

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