Anderson Graves' Podcast

VICTORY AFTER RESET


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Back when I played video games, when I was beating my opponent really bad, he’d jump up in the middle of the fight and press reset on the game console. Then we had to play all the previous levels all over again just to get back to where we’d been.
Exodus chapters 35 & 36 describe a moment of community reset for the children of Israel. Their situation will sound very familiar because many of our communities and our churches are experiencing the same kind of reset.
Don’t throw down the controls or storm out of the room. If you pay attention, you’ll still win the game.
The title of the message is: VICTORY AFTER RESET.
Listen well and leave a comment.
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---Anderson T. Graves II is a writer, community organizer and consultant for education, ministry, and rural leadership development.
Rev. Anderson T. Graves II is pastor of Miles Chapel CME Church in Fairfield, Alabama; executive director of the Substance Abuse Youth Networking Organization (SAYNO); and director of rural leadership development for the National Institute for Human Development (NIHD).
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Anderson Graves' PodcastBy Rev. Anderson T. Graves II