This people, this nation
broken and scattered
their home, their land taken
faith remaining, deep within them
the power of these words,
more than comfort
assurance, not of their work
of their deeds
confidence in the love of God
his faithfulness forever
the abundance of his grace
life anew, a new thing coming
ever sure of the future
a place with our creator
July 28, 2009
Psalm 92:1-4
Isaiah 43:18-21
Luke 12:54-56
and sermon, “The View from Seven Decades:
The Power and Danger of Paradigms”,
by the Reverend Huntley Halvorson
Suncook United Methodist Church
July 19, 2009
and
Psalm 100
Luke 4:16-21
Isaiah 43:1-3a
Isaiah 43:18-21
and sermon, “The Power of Vision”,
by the Reverend Huntley Halvorson,
including, The Star Thrower Story by Joel Barker,
inspired by the writing of Loren Eiseley,
Suncook United Methodist Church
July 26, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
The Faith Remained
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