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Working together for good

Working together for good

July 30, 2017 Rev. Tony Wike

The Rev. Tony Wike considers Romans 8:26-39: “The question for us, given that sometimes things happen that leave us broken and wounded, is ‘what is God doing to bring about the greatest good possible?’ — not to make the situation go away but to redeem the situation and thereby reveal God’s love for the world and God’s presence in it.”

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  • Rev. Dr. Cathy Deats
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