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Remembering Freedom
I have always thought of freedom as a political good. Because I was raised in a Read More
Jack Ewing | Read Psalm 27:5-14
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Sign Up TodayThe psalmist alternates between fear and faith. In the midst of his praise, he makes one request of God: that he may live in the “house of the Lord” forever. We can relate to this desire to experience God’s presence and peace. Only in God’s presence will we know joy...
God of peace and joy, may we feel your presence when we enter your house. Amen.
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