Radicalis Radical Gratitude
Radicalis
Radical Gratitude
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2:6-7
1. You can't change the past, but you
can change the next one.
2. Today the word radical means
fanatical.
a. Radical comes
from the Latin word radicalis which means from the
roots.
(1) In
medicine, when we talk about radical surgery that means you root
out the disease from its roots.
(2) In
botany, the radical leaveds are the leaves closest to the
root.
(3) In
math, the radical number is the root of the question.
(4) In
chemistry, a radical is two atoms, it's smallest unit its a
unit, of smallest amount.
(5) In
linguistics, the radical means two or three consonants that form
the root of a word.
(6) In grammar, the radical word is the root once you've
taken off the prefixes and suffixes.
3. How do you know when you don't have deep
spiritual roots?
Worry.
Fear.
Anxiety.
Stress.
Guilt.
Shame.
Loneliness.
Resentment.
Bitterness.
II. Four things if you'll develop deep
spiritual roots:
1. When the heat is
on, you don't wilt.
2. You're not
worried by drought.
3. Your leaves stay
green all year long.
4. You keep on
producing fruit.
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