In this inspiring episode of Journey with Jesus, Pastor David Marvin delivers a heartfelt sermon on the transformative power of spending time with God every day, inspired by his teachings at Watermark Community Church and messages like “Building Habits That Last.” Drawing from Psalm 16:11, Pastor David emphasizes that daily communion with Jesus through prayer, Scripture, and worship fills our lives with joy, purpose, and spiritual strength. He encourages listeners to make time with God a non-negotiable habit, trusting that Jesus meets us in these moments to guide, renew, and empower us for His calling.Spending time with God isn’t just a task—it’s a lifeline that anchors us in His presence. Pastor David unpacks how consistent devotion, like Daniel’s daily prayers, builds a deep relationship with Jesus that sustains us through life’s highs and lows. Through practical steps—such as setting a specific time, eliminating distractions, and meditating on God’s Word—he shows how to cultivate a vibrant daily connection with Christ. Whether you’re feeling spiritually dry, overwhelmed, or eager to grow closer to God, this episode will motivate you to prioritize time with Jesus, knowing it’s the key to a flourishing faith.Spend time with God every day—watch Jesus transform your life. Tune in to Pastor David Marvin’s uplifting message and be empowered to build a daily habit of seeking Jesus, finding joy and strength in His presence. This episode is a passionate call to make time with God your foundation, trusting Him to guide your path. Press play and let your heart be renewed by the truth that daily moments with Jesus bring eternal impact.“You make known to me the path of life; you will fill me with joy in your presence, with eternal pleasures at your right hand.” — Psalm 16:11 (NIV)#davidmarvin #spendtimewithgod #dailydevotion #psalm1611 #trustjesus #christianpodcast #faithjourney #spiritualgrowth #hopeinjesus #walkbyfaith #dailydevotional #biblicaltruth #christianencouragement #timewithjesus #godspresence

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