Running on Empty | Part 2 | There’s a Hole In Your Bucket | Chris Voigt

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Your car might have a leak in the radiator, or maybe the engine is leaking oil, or the power steering fluid is seeping out somewhere. For those things, there are Stop-Leak products that can be helpful - at least for a bit. A leaky tire can be remedied with a can of Fix-a-Flat or FlatOut... it'll at least get you to the nearest Les Schwab. These products, used effectively make is possible for our radiators, engines, and tires to be filled with the right stuff in order to function like they're supposed to.
Wouldn't it be great if refilling our souls could be as simple as using the correct product?
We all have leaks in our lives... things that drain us. Some we can fix, others we just have to manage. But what if I told you that there are strategies that you could use to help fix the leaks and/or refill your bucket?
Join us this Sunday as we continue our sermon series, Running On Empty. You can connect with us online via Facebook, YouTube or by clicking the 'Join Us Sunday' button on our website. But better yet, come join us in person. [Spoiler alert: all those smiling faces will help fill your bucket!] Bring your 'bucket' and be refilled. You'll be so glad you did!

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