<p>Tyson speaks on Psalm 127 and the radical call of slow obedience in the same direction. Tyson discusses the tower of Babel from Genesis 11 and how that contrasts God plans in which God must build the house or the builders labor in vain.  </p>

Tyson speaks on Psalm 127 and the radical call of slow obedience in the same direction. Tyson discusses the tower of Babel from Genesis 11 and how that contrasts God plans in which God must build the house or the builders labor in vain.

<p>Tyson speaks on Psalm 127 and the radical call of slow obedience in the same direction. Tyson discusses the tower of Babel from Genesis 11 and how that contrasts God plans in which God must build the house or the builders labor in vain. &nbsp;</p>

From Great To Good [4]: Ends Never Justify The Means

We understand we're all on a life-long journey of discovering who God is and a more accurate perception of ourselves. We realize that God has in his imagination an idea of who we can become that is not possible without His grace that accepts us as we are and, at the very same time, calls us forward to live like Jesus did. It means we've taken our hands off the religious panic button, and abandoned quick answers and worn out rhetoric, and dare to engage in an open dialogue about faith and the things of life knowing that participating in God's activity wherever and however is what is truly relevant.

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From Great To Good [4]: Ends Never Justify The Means