No Place Like Home

Part 1: Homesick

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Gavin Adams - Nov 08, 2020

It’s all too easy to be frustrated with the world around us. We tend to blame people and organizations for all our negative emotions, but the real problem is brokenness. The world is broken. We are broken. What’s worse is that we can’t fix it. Where can we place our hope when everything feels hopeless? The Apostle Paul seemed to know.

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