Brad C. Shockley
Brad C. ShockleyI write hoping my life’s tragic twists and turns might encourage the bruised reeds and smoldering wicks out there. God has a heart for broken things.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Welcome back yet again to our summer series called Why We’re Here: Unpacking Our Purpose, where we examine every word in the Purpose Statement we recite just before the message each week. It’s been a blast playing around with AI at the begi...
Making God Heavy
Welcome to a summer series called Why We’re Here: Unpacking Our Purpose, where we are examining every word in the Purpose Statement we recite just before the message each week. We developed it from the Bible almost ten years ago, and it has...
The Greatest of These is Love
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All Hat, No Cattle
In our Summer series called Why We’re Here: Unpacking Our Purpose, we are examining every word in our Purpose Statement, and we are doing that because it doesn’t just express our purpose generally, it reveals who we are and what we’re about...
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Always traveling, never arriving. Pastoring, preaching, teaching, writing, and waiting for the day I go further up and further in to my Real Country.
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