A Relentless Drive: Spirit of Justice
The spirit of justice animates action and fuels a relentless pursuit of equity, reminding us that justice can roll on like a river when courage and faith intersect.
The spirit of justice animates action and fuels a relentless pursuit of equity, reminding us that justice can roll on like a river when courage and faith intersect.
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I have heard many sermons—three or four a week now, plus my own—where I want to say, at the end, “That’s true!” Or, “I get it!”
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Warning signs of church decline reveal that every church that has declined has had a mission, but they failed to follow it.