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Travis looks at a city-wide riot in Ephesus and the mayor who defused it with nothing but a calm, steady voice. A message on becoming a non-anxious presence in an anxious world: facing the fear underneath the anger, surrounding yourself with the right people who'll challenge you, and anchoring your peace not to circumstances but to the God who has already overcome the world.
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