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↓ TranscriptNim: I hear you're walking with the Lord.
Abby: That's right.
Nim: Do you ever go like, "Hey God! I'll race you to the lamp post" and then you start running before He knows what's happened?
Abby: I'm not RACING with the Lord, Nim.
Nim: Good thing. He'd probably smoke you!
Abby: Isn't there someone else you can bother?
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↓ TranscriptWater? Check.
Nutrition bar? Check.
MP3 Player? Check.
Abby: When starting your walk with the Lord, make sure you're prepared for a marathon.
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↓ TranscriptAmos: What's in the shopping bag, Abby?
Abby: Con got me thinking that I need to improve my walk with the Lord, so I bought a new pair of sneakers.
Amos: What kind of sneakers can improve your walk with the Lord?
Abby: Cross-trainers!
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↓ TranscriptCon: We all need to improve our walk with the Lord.
Abby: I agree. And preparing ourselves beforehand can help to make the most of that walk.
Con: That's very insightful, Abby. Do we prepare by examining our sinful nature? Or by seeking counsel with mentors? Or by praying for guidance?
Abby: Or do we prepare by buying a cute new pair of shoes?
Nim tells Abby that’s he’s been doing well in his Christian walk with God for the day and praying to be a good Christian.
↓ TranscriptNim: I started off the day doing really well in my walk with God.
Nim: I didn't gossip, complain, fib, get mad, be greedy or do any of the things I've been trying to change.
Abby: That's great. Then what happened?
Nim: The alarm went off and I had to get out of bed.
Sometimes it's hard to do what you know is right, but it's always worth trying.
