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A #sermonquote for #22PentecostB when the visually impaired Bartimaeus calls Jesus "Son of David."
I am in a loooong season of liminal waiting. It has given me plenty of time for reading, and this quote from @katecbowler latest book really stuck out to me. While progress seems slow, it is the nature of the work God has called me to. #nocureforbeinghuman
A #sermonquote for #21PentecostB when the question James and John ask Jesus turns out to be something very different than what they expected.
Have you read the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (@ELCA) declaration to Indigenous People?
Since I haven’t showed you my new records…
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