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  Fully Forming Privacy Policy Effective Date: September 1, 2026 Fully Forming: Practice Your Relationship with God is a devotional app created by Nick Acker. Your privacy is important, and Fully Forming is designed to collect as little information about you as possible. Information We Collect Fully Forming does not collect, transmit, sell, or share personal information about its users. The app does not require you to create an account or provide your name, email address, location, contacts, or other personal information. Fully Forming does not currently use advertising, analytics, tracking technologies, or third-party analytics services. Information Stored on Your Device Fully Forming may store limited information locally on your device in order for the app to function, including: Your most recently viewed devotional day and section. Your chosen Morning, Midday, and Evening reminder settings. The times you select for those reminders. This information is used only...

Fully Forming: Practice Your Relationship With God

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  Available on Amazon   HERE Download a PDF free   HERE On December 9, 2019, I finished writing the last day of this study – Celebration, Conclusion Day 2. It was a spiritual experience. God spoke to me and moved to me in a powerful way. I felt like He promised me that this would be a powerful tool in the lives of many of His disciples. I know that promise is true for me. The very same night I finished writing this study I got word that my brother, Justin, had suddenly died of a heart attack. He was 42. The words I wrote for the last month of this study – the month of Celebration – hold me captive. Like a glass holds the water captive, preventing it from collapsing into a formless puddle. The Holy Spirit abides in those words for me, holding me captive to His truth. He had been preparing me for this tragedy. I don’t know why He didn’t just prevent the heart attack, but He is Lord. I trust Him. And I cannot read the words of that month without tears. I still mourn my bro...