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Scripture: Psalm 118:19-29, Matthew 21:1-11
As Jesus enters Jerusalem to cheers and shouts, we wonder at what can fall down and fall apart so quickly in our longing for God's presence. And yet, the psalmist reminds us that God can build on, maybe especially, that which has fallen down. How can we view those "cracks in our foundations" as opportunities for new strength?
As Jesus enters Jerusalem to cheers and shouts, we wonder at what can fall down and fall apart so quickly in our longing for God's presence. And yet, the psalmist reminds us that God can build on, maybe especially, that which has fallen down. How can we view those "cracks in our foundations" as opportunities for new strength?
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https://www.youtube.com/live/rsW2mvcDwag?feature=share&t=120
Scripture: Psalm 118:19-29, Matthew 21:1-11
As Jesus enters Jerusalem to cheers and shouts, we wonder at what can fall down and fall apart so quickly in our longing for God's presence. And yet, the psalmist reminds us that God can build on, maybe especially, that which has fallen down. How can we view those "cracks in our foundations" as opportunities for new strength?
As Jesus enters Jerusalem to cheers and shouts, we wonder at what can fall down and fall apart so quickly in our longing for God's presence. And yet, the psalmist reminds us that God can build on, maybe especially, that which has fallen down. How can we view those "cracks in our foundations" as opportunities for new strength?