In this fast paced world it’s not easy to remember the past, let alone what you ate for dinner last night! But history is so important. Why? There are lots of reasons, but ultimately it comes down to the meaning of the word. Our word ‘history’ comes from the Greek word ‘historia’ meaning an account or retelling of a true story. See? History is really just knowing and sharing the grand story in which we each share a part. Today we look at the BIG story, the true story, of how we got here, and where this whole story is heading. It’s a grand story, it’s an amazing story, it’s your story, but ultimately it’s His-story.
His-Story in the Making
Pastor Jon Palmer
January 17, 2016
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