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Life Doesn’t Always Move at Our Preferred Pace with Paul Bullard
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Growing up in an “unhealthy, negligent” household, Paul Bullard waited a long time to find people who felt like family and discover his purpose in Christ. In the waiting, Paul learned a lot about stewarding God-given talents and living by His timing. He now works as a staffer at Highlands College in Birmingham, Alabama and talks this week with Redeemed founder Paul Amos about how his path has shaped him as a disciple.
Segments/chapters
0:00 Intro
2:50 Paul’s faith journey and the new families who welcomed him along the way
13:33 Parenthood and the importance of truly participating in children’s lives
19:21 Finding a sense of purpose through prayer and fellowship
25:41 Being patient and stewarding one’s talents, even in life’s slow periods
32:05 Paul talks about his love of writing and poetry
38:04 Paul’s work with Highlands College
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