Be Present
“Be present” is a good directive.
But it should have been preceded with lessons in being still.
“Be present” is a good directive.
But it should have been preceded with lessons in being still.
I appreciate this prompt, because, even as we face and take stands against the darkness of our days, it’s important to be mindful of the things that give us hope.
I’m not sure all ministers have the capacity to entrust their congregants with voice at the pulpit, to feel secure that other voices won’t drown out their own. I appreciate that our ministers have the confidence and faith necessary to allow the air, light, and depth the Preacher Pack voices bring to the pulpit.
Maybe my words about my own sins of omission will make you feel a little lighter. Or maybe just a little less judgy—of others and of yourself.
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