
The Beautiful Dissonance of the Bible
“You have heard it said. . . . But I say. . . .” So Jesus Read More
Pamela Couture | Read Luke 6:17-19
Richard Wagamese’s books record the difficult, diverse, and complex paths of human beings toward healing from deep emotional wounds. In Keeper’n Me, Garnet Raven seeks his Ojibway identity, learns the teachings of his people, figures out the place and meaning of ritual in his life, and finds the power available...
How may I honor the duration and sometimes circuitous path of my own healing? In what context might I bring my diseases and unclean spirits to the power of Jesus’ presence?
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