Dear Believer
Chiaroscuro
December 26, 2020
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Dear Believer, I know it sometimes feels like you don’t know me anymore and that can be disorienting. I feel very much like the same
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Dear Believer, I know it sometimes feels like you don’t know me anymore and that can be disorienting. I feel very much like the same
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By Anonymous* At church we talk a lot about developing ourselves spiritually, but we don’t often talk about being better listeners. The church teaches that
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