ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As Stephen explains, with so many of the pastors out on the West Campus this morning, “today you get me.” But what a lovely thing that ends up being!
Sometimes, no matter how many times God moves us, we keep ending up back in the same place. That’s not the plan God has for us!
Look around at where God has placed you. You are here. You are a piece of this community. Be part of it.
“It is our job not to be the generation that keeps God’s plans from moving forward.”
Jeremiah 29:1, 4-14
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