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What does it look like to live under a shelter you can’t see — yet somehow can feel — when fear is loud, and danger feels close?
Psalm 91 has actually, for thousands of years, been the “go-to” scripture for spiritual battle and deliverance.
How do we recognize spiritual attack versus ordinary trouble? Could refuge be less about avoiding risk and more about where we run when the storm hits?
Come curious, bring your doubts, and see which questions (and hopefully some answers) this psalm opens for you.
Psalm 91 has actually, for thousands of years, been the “go-to” scripture for spiritual battle and deliverance.
How do we recognize spiritual attack versus ordinary trouble? Could refuge be less about avoiding risk and more about where we run when the storm hits?
Come curious, bring your doubts, and see which questions (and hopefully some answers) this psalm opens for you.
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