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This document outlines a plan for spiritual growth in three areas: spirit, soul, and body. It discusses growing spiritually through Bible study, prayer, and church involvement. It provides recommendations for growing relationally through communication, reputation, and outreach. Additionally, it suggests growing physically through humility, confession, and discipline. The document then details a specific path for growth, including purposefully reading the Bible with study helps, having a prayer list and writing down answered prayers, allowing Bible reading to influence prayers, keeping a journal of one's spiritual walk, and doing something daily with the Lord rather than ritualistically.
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