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Freedom Is Coming Tomorrow: A Juneteenth Reflection
In 1978, I wrote a poem that I now believe represented God’s first calling me into Read More
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Jack Ewing | Read Philippians 3:17-21 , Read Philippians 4:1
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Sign Up TodayPaul writes to the Philippians while in prison, not knowing whether he will face release or death. He has every reason in the world to feel sorry for himself. Instead, he writes a letter full of thanksgiving and encouragement. He clearly has developed a relationship with the people in the...
Gentle and loving God, may the example of your son, Jesus Christ, and the mature Christians who have gone before us inspire our living. Amen.
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I join many of those who will pray for you as you seek to discern what you are called to be at this moment. May God grant you the courage to fulfill that calling. May we all open our eyes and see the misery, open our ears and hear the cries of God’s people, and, like God through the Lord Jesus Christ, be incarnate amongst them.”
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