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 <li>How often do we read Philemon?</li>
 <li>How often do we read full books of the Bible?</li>
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<p>Today, two almost-nevers unite in a bold play to shake things up. The Apostle Paul provides an amazing model for dealing with entrenched injustice. He builds his case with wit and manipulation—maybe not the optimal path, but it was effective in an explosive situation.</p>
<p>This bonus preliminary season shares teaching by John Dunham at Roundtables. Official No More Not Yet audio follows Season 0.</p>

How often do we read Philemon? How often do we read full books of the Bible? Today, two almost-nevers unite in a bold play to shake things up. The Apostle Paul provides an amazing model for dealing with entrenched injustice. He builds his case with wit and manipulation—maybe not the optimal path, but it was effective in an explosive situation. This bonus preliminary season shares teaching by John Dunham at Roundtables. Official No More Not Yet audio follows Season 0.

Philemon

The kingdom of Jesus is "already and not yet": important things have happened, but there's still death and mourning and crying and pain. What's our part in making "no more not yet"?

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