Illustrations About Growth

Abide In Christ

What happens to your corsage or boutonniere two weeks after prom? It dies, right? For a flower to grow, it needs to be connected to

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Everyone Fails

Failure is something everyone faces. When children are little, we often attempt to soften the feeling of failure by saying things like, “It just wasn’t

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Junk Food

You can eat junk food, processed foods, fake food—but not forever without consequences. There is no nutrition to help you grow. The Bible speaks of

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Faith with Blindspots

Complete this blind spot exercise to see if you have literal blind spots in yourvision https://synergycommons.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/the-blindspot.pdf. When we have quality friends in our life, they

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Rest To Grow

Comparison of the rest found when guarding our time, hearts, sleep, and study for the purpose of spiritual growth to how our bodies grow muscles

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Gift Of Growth

“One of the most notable characteristics of great men is that they continue to develop as they grow older. While the majority of men reach

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Branches

John 15 is a continuation of Jesus’s “I am” statements from John chapter 14. Jesus is making a connection between the one true God and

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Embracing Resistance

According to medical research, “muscle size increases when a person continually challenges the muscles to deal with higher levels of resistance or weight. This process

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A New Chapter

Just as the commencement ceremony marks the beginning of a new chapter in life, so does baptism. It testifies that we have heard and understood

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Growth Is Endless Sermon Illustration

Growth Is Endless

Most believers are familiar with the biblical metaphor of the new birth (John 3:7), but birth or belief is just the beginning for the person

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No Pain, No Gain

“No pain, no gain!” Have you heard this as you were working out? The phrase stresses the idea that growth comes about painfully, through hard

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