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Good News for Dysfunctional Families! (Genesis 37:1-28)
We believe in a God who turns things upside down — who brings down the mighty from their thrones and lifts up the lowly. We believe in a God who can take a boy from the pit and make him a source of life for all nations. Continue reading
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Getting Jesus Wrong — Even When We Sound Right! (Matthew 16:21-28)
I don’t know exactly why discipleship always has to take this path of pain. I don’t even fully understand why Jesus had to suffer the way He did. Even so, I think we all know that at the end of the journey, we’ll look back and know it was worth the effort! Continue reading →