Seek Her as Silver
Jun 19, 202612mEp. 16S1
Proverbs 2 gives the map. Proverbs 8 names the destination. John 1 confirms it. Jeremiah 29 promises: seek with your whole heart, and you will find Him.
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Audio Blogs and Sermons shared throughout the bush of Northern and Southern BGC Field Homilies is an audio blog from Beehive Global Collective. Each episode is the spoken form of a BGC blog post — short, pastoral reflections written from the field and delivered in the tradition of the Pauline letter and the Circuit Rider: formed, faithful, and sent from the road to the Church. New episodes follow the BGC blog publishing schedule. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.
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