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| | This material will be part of Bill Kemp's upcoming book: Authenticity: A
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Change my life? How?
The circle of change also applies to your personal life as a Christian.
The chart below identifies where you need to focus your efforts at this time.
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Personal Life
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Area of concern
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Symptoms of Problem
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Signs of health
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Transition
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“Spinning my wheels,”
debilitating fears, unresolved feelings about past, black &
white thinking
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Transparency, balance,
Integrity, appropriate utilization of past
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Authenticity:
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Flat or materialistic worldview
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Creative participation in worship and the arts
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Quark 1)
Faith
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Quark 2)
Mercy
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Narrow or self-focused worldview
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Utilization of your resources, talents, and time for the
benefit of others.
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Quark 3)
Community
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Lack of depth, solipsism, conflict, co-dependence
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Healthy boundaries together with appropriate
vulnerability. Love experienced.
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Asset Management
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Where you live and/or what you own doesn’t support your
goal of an authentic life
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Healthy network of relationships, fruitful employment,
charitable acts, and creative participation in life, makes the world a richer
place because you existed.
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Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with a terminal illness? See " Going Home" - a book coauthored by Bill Kemp with Diane Kerner Arnett
Outline for resources being currently produced by Bill Kemp:
Authenticity: A
simple guide to a spiritual life
Preface: Who this book is for and how it came to be
1) Defining the indefinable
2) Change? Who said anything about change?
3) The three quarks
4) Transition precedes Authenticity
5) Asset reallocation always follows Authenticity
6) More Change
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