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Leave Room for Fullness

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Today we're studying Ecclesiastes 1:2 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!


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Leave Room for Fullness

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One Minute Scripture Study: A Come Follow Me PodcastLeave Room for Fullness. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Welcome to One Minute Scripture Study, a Come Follow Me podcast. We are your host, Kristen Walker-Smith and Kelly Black. Hey friend, it's Kristen, grab your scriptures and let's dive into Ecclesiastes 1 verse 2. The writer of Ecclesiastes lamented, vanity of vanities, all is vanity. Now that sounds a little dramatic, surely not everything was vanity, but let's look at what we can learn from this verse. One of the definitions of the word vanity is emptiness. Can you look around the world and see emptiness in things that pretend to be a value? I can see it everywhere. I have read books and watch movies and visited social media pages and watched YouTube videos that were just that, emptiness. Even though they entertained me and weren't necessarily evil, they left me no better than when I'd started them. In other words, they were empty. Emptiness doesn't mean that something is automatically evil. No games, social media books, movies, none of them are inherently wrong, but if we fill

our lives with the emptiness of vain things, it doesn't leave room for the fullness of the gospel. So the takeaway of the day in 5 words or less is, leave room for fullness. Thanks so much for being here today and for coming closer to Christ with me, one minute at a time. Hey friend, it's Kristen and quick question for you. When you were a kid, what were you told that the Holy Ghost feels like? Personally, I was taught that the Holy Ghost feels warm, but it left me confused because I didn't ever feel warm. Was I not feeling the spirit? That's why I wrote my first children's book, Simon Spots the Spirit. All is a boy named Simon as he tries to win the school spelling bee and instead of one vague feeling, he learned seven specific ways to actually recognize his spirit in his everyday life. And it's fun. There is a judge who talks like a robot and a kid who worries that the whole audience can see his underwear. It doesn't feel like a lesson. It feels like a story that your kid will want you to read again.

Simon Spots the Spirit launches October 1st. You can get on the wait list now at christomwalkersmith.com so you are the first to know when it becomes available. This one is going to sell out fast.

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