Benediction
On a plane, I’m a reader not a talker. In fact, I rather resent jabberers, warm-hearted folks, I’m sure, who make it their mission
James C. Schaap
March 21, 2013
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On a plane, I’m a reader not a talker. In fact, I rather resent jabberers, warm-hearted folks, I’m sure, who make it their mission
I often look to honor the words of women in my personal prayers and within my congregational prayers. Too often women’s words are
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Today’s guest post for Jessica Bratt comes from Mark Roeda, pastor of South Bend Christian Reformed Church. The first season of Louie contains an episode
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