Thorns to a Myrtle Tree
Jillian KondamudiQuestioning where the joy is supposed to be in being a Christian? Or not sure who God is and are cautiously curious? All are welcome here.
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Sound is capable of bringing us back to a moment we weren’t prepared to remember. Each chord pulls us deeper into reminiscence and further away from the moment we’re standing in. Memory holds both beauty and sorrow.
Are we running towards Christ or resting in Him?
There’s a growing sense of discouragement of never feeling enough. Our workloads have never been larger while life’s constant demands never seem to shrink. Worse, the church can feel divided on the antidote to this ailment.
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