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how can i restore my passion and joy in the things of God

Answer
"As a man thinketh in his heart so is he."

You must will yourself to advance in your spiritual life.

Pray.
Study the Scriptures.
Sing hymns.
Witness.
Repent.

It's really a matter of deciding to walk the life and sticking with it no matter what. Devotion and dedication are more important than passion. Emotions come and go. Commitment lasts.

Remember the old hymn, "I have decided to follow Jesus. No turning back, no turning back."

Hope this helps,
~John of AllFaith

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Messianic Rabbi Yochanan Levine

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I will be happy to discuss all aspects of Christianity, Judaism, biblical doctrine, prophecies, etc. The Bible offers a wealth of information to us! So if you are wondering what the Bible has to say about any topic drop me a note.
After 40 plus years of study and research I have concluded that the religion taught by Y'shua (Jesus) is best defined as authentic Messianic Judaism. This is the approach I bring to these questions. If you are interested in a Messianic Jewish perspective I'm here to answer. I have hands-on experience with several different Christian denominations as well as with Judaism, the Noahide movements, Islam and more. I head our shul's (synagogue's) free online Yeshiva Beth HaShem: http://templebethhashem.org/yeshiva if you would like to learn more about Messianic Judaism.

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41 plus years of seeking God. Provost of Yeshiva Beth HaShem: http://templebethhashem.org/yeshiva Author of JewToo.org

Organizations
Temple Beth HaShem, Magalia, Ca. Yeshiva Beth HaShem

Publications
JewToo.org: JewToo.org JewToo Multiply Blog: Multiply site Yeshiva Beth HaShem: Online Yeshiva Temple Beth HaShem: Our congregation's website

Education/Credentials
I am an ordained Messianic Jewish rabbi at Temple Beth HaShem in Magalia, California.
Education/Credentials
Ordained Messianic Jewish rabbi, three Christian ordinations (Baptist, Calvary Chapel and from an independent Christian Church), an MA in Religious Studies, an ordination in Ministry and Spiritual Counseling from the Interfaith Seminaries, 42 plus years of sincere seeking/practice and 14 years answering questions and posting studies online.

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