Today we land the plane on our current mini-series, “Rest Despite Culture”, by looking at the topic of “Feelings.” Indeed, sometimes our feelings can be so intense that they drive us to action, but should they? In today’s segment, we will dive into the world of Psalm 31 and discover what David did with his intense feelings. In the end, we will all be motivated to funnel our feelings through our knowledge of God and our belief in God to the point that we can trust God, love God, and stay strong in God!
Rest Despite Culture
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July 29, 2018 • David Cotner
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