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.Are you in a position to imagine fighting a gale for a couple of weeks and getting almost no nourishment? That is what the men on Paul's ship experienced. Even more blinding, that is how almost all of the people reply to life's hurricanes. We run our tanks dry fighting the battles on our own, and we finish up physically feeble, emotionally exhausted, and unable to sleep.
The anchor of renewal guards against that sort of anatomical depletion. Instead, Paul inspired the men to eat and be replenished. Are you able to imagine that scene? The storm raged about them, while nearly three hundred men bowed in prayer as Paul gave thanks for the meager fare, then everyone on board joined together in the meal. Your private nourishment is crucial in times of typhoon. In panic moments, you can cut a corner on your meals. It will not be long before you will put aside prayer altogether and you will find yourself drained, spiritually.
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