This week’s featured book: Psalms for Black Lives by Gabby Cudjoe-Wilkes, Andrew Wilkes Today’s Reflection In hard times, our experiences stir up doubts about whether God truly cares for us, but here we are reminded about the good news that the divine pledge of hesed, of loving-kindness for humanity and all creation, is ever-present.
This week’s featured book: Psalms for Black Lives by Gabby Cudjoe-Wilkes, Andrew Wilkes Today’s Reflection Hope and confidence nudge us to ask an urgent question: “How much do we really trust God?” . . . If we choose, today, we can put our dreams, relationships, jobs, prayers, and our very lives, underneath God’s more
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This week’s featured book: Psalms for Black Lives by Gabby Cudjoe-Wilkes, Andrew Wilkes Today’s Reflection In truth, each of us has the capacity to be wicked. Each of us has the capacity to turn on those we love, to seek what we desire regardless of how it affects others. —Gabby Cudjoe-Wilkes and Andrew Wilkes,
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This week’s featured book: Writings of Toyohiko Kagawa by Keith Beasley-Topliffe, Editor Today’s Reflection Yes, through the reception of the Holy Spirit, even the most insignificant of people could enter for the first time into joy of fellowship with God. —Edited by Keith Beasley-Topliffe, The Upper Room Spiritual Classics: Writings of Toyohiko Kagawa (Upper
