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Three Mile an Hour God
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Book • 2023
This book explores the concept of slowing down to experience God's presence and guidance.
It challenges the fast-paced culture and encourages readers to live at a more deliberate pace.
The book uses the metaphor of walking at three miles per hour, the average human walking pace, to illustrate the importance of slowing down to connect with God. It suggests that true spiritual growth and fulfillment come from intentional living rather than rushing through life.
The book may offer practical strategies for slowing down and creating space for spiritual practices.
It aims to help readers find peace and purpose in a world that often prioritizes speed and efficiency.
It challenges the fast-paced culture and encourages readers to live at a more deliberate pace.
The book uses the metaphor of walking at three miles per hour, the average human walking pace, to illustrate the importance of slowing down to connect with God. It suggests that true spiritual growth and fulfillment come from intentional living rather than rushing through life.
The book may offer practical strategies for slowing down and creating space for spiritual practices.
It aims to help readers find peace and purpose in a world that often prioritizes speed and efficiency.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by AJ Swoboda who quotes Kosuke Koyame, and his idea of the incarnation as God choosing to come to us walking three miles an hour.
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