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Darian Duckworth | Read Psalm 30:6-12
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Sign Up TodayBy the end of Psalm 30, David has made a difficult vow. God has pulled him to safety and turned his tear fest into a dancing festival. Rescued, David composes a song to express his gratitude. With his gratitude comes a promise: “My whole being might sing praises to you...
Today I will give thanks for God’s presence in my life. Tomorrow, I will give thanks again. The day after tomorrow, I will give thanks yet again. . . .
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Our resolve must be different. My prayer is that we have finally reached a tipping point. My hope is that when the protests fade and the marches slow that our will as a church to truly eradicate the scourge of racism won’t dissipate but grows even stronger.”
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