Contemplation - 6/21/26
Jun 23, 202630mEp. 2S8
Listen along as we continue our summer sermon series, this week reading from Psalm 42 and hearing Pastor Jason speak on contemplation.
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Listen along as we continue our summer sermon series, this week reading from Psalm 42 and hearing Pastor Jason speak on contemplation.
On Sunday, we began our summer series, Psalms: The Songbook of Life. Each week, we'll look at a different psalm to see how this beautiful book speaks to all of life. This week, we read from Psalm 139 and considered the t
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In Mark 2, we see friends determined to bring their paralyzed companion to Jesus. Jesus not only heals him but also forgives his sins, then asks, “Which is easier?” In response, we’re invited to reflect: What do we desir
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