
Walking by the Sea
If I were Jesus’ therapist, there is one moment in particular that I’d love to process Read More
Jonathan C. Wallace | Read 2 Thessalonians 2:1-5, 13-17
When Franklin D. Roosevelt looked over the crowd gathered to hear his first inaugural address in 1933, one emotion dominated the nation: fear. An unprecedented economic collapse, an agricultural disaster, and the rise of totalitarian regimes overseas combined to produce suffering on a scale beyond anything our nation had ever...
O God, may I believe in your truth, standing firm and holding fast to the proclamation of the good news. Amen.
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