Sometimes it seems safer to have just enough God to get to heaven, but not so much that he radically alters our lives. — Chris Hodges, Fresh Air: Trading Stale Spiritual Obligation for a Life-Altering, Energizing, Experience-It-Everyday Relationship with God
Sometimes it seems safer to have just enough God to get to heaven, but not so much that he radically alters our lives. — Chris Hodges, Fresh Air: Trading Stale Spiritual Obligation for a Life-Altering, Energizing, Experience-It-Everyday Relationship with God
Sometimes it seems safer to have just enough God to get to heaven, but not so much that he radically alters our lives. — Chris Hodges, Fresh Air: Trading Stale Spiritual Obligation for a Life-Altering, Energizing, Experience-It-Everyday Relationship with God
Sometimes it seems safer to have just enough God to get to heaven, but not so much that he radically alters our lives. — Chris Hodges, Fresh Air: Trading Stale Spiritual Obligation for a Life-Altering, Energizing, Experience-It-Everyday Relationship with God
Sometimes it seems safer to have just enough God to get to heaven, but not so much that he radically alters our lives. — Chris Hodges, Fresh Air: Trading Stale Spiritual Obligation for a Life-Altering, Energizing, Experience-It-Everyday Relationship with God
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Sometimes it seems safer to have just enough God to get to heaven, but not so much that he radically alters our lives.

— Chris Hodges, Fresh Air: Trading Stale Spiritual Obligation for a Life-Altering, Energizing, Experience-It-Everyday Relationship with God
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