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Why is running with others vital for Christian growth?

Date recorded: 21 May 2025 | Speaker: Andrew Dickson | Event: ELF Interviews
Topic: Discipleship
Keywords: 
spiritual growth steps | 
how to mature in faith | 
essential elements of discipleship | 
growing as a Christian disciple | 
Christian maturity process | 
practical discipleship tips
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Andrew Dickson is the Congregational Life Development Officer for the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, focusing on discipleship, leadership, and pastoral care. He previously spent over 13 years in church and para-church ministry. Andrew holds a Master’s degree in Theology from the University of Cumbria and is a graduate of Union Theological College, Belfast. Here, Andrew Dickson answers questions from the talk 'How to Grow to Maturity in Christ: 4 Essential Elements', given at ELF 2025.

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How to Grow to Maturity in Christ: 4 Essential Elements
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