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S2 E4 Take Time to Smell the Flowers (with Penny and Bill)
17m
Penny and Bill explore taking time to smell the flowers – taking time to be with God. Do we take time for God? Jesus did. Take Time to smell the flowers, aka sabbath time. Explore the amazing story of Jesus taking some time to be with God and reading from the scroll of Isaiah. Learn how God’s grace is all around if we open our eyes. Let’s take some time for God. Together we’ll share and reflect on scripture Luke 4:14-21, pray, and sing the hymn What a Friend We Have in Jesus.
Simple (grounded in Christ’s love), fun (sharing some time together), yet profound (grounded in a progressive theological lens). Begin to see the sacramental reality of life. Come join the journey!
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Please note:
At times, scripture contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children, therefore parental discretion is advised.
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