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Category Archives: Ezra
Will Things Ever Return to Normal?
How can we sing the songs of the LORD while in a foreign land? – Psalm 137:4 If we consider how God worked in biblical history, probably not. Psalm 137 was written during the Babylonian exile. Jerusalem has been destroyed. … Continue reading
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Do I Really Need Coffee?
Our desires and habits are not set in stone. Like many, I think a morning coffee is enjoyable, but I won’t go so far to say that I need it to function in the morning. Thirty days without it and … Continue reading
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The Other Six Days 