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Our Fear Of Silence And The Weightiness Of The Moment

by R. Scott Clark on February 26, 2015

Further—and this is my big takeaway—there is no need to distract us from the weightiness of the moment. We are meant to reckon with it. The producers wanted us to. There is a lesson here for us as Christians. Each week we . . . Continue reading →

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