Before I get too far into things I want to say thank you to the congregation and to those who stepped into leadership roles while my family and I went to spend time with our extended family in Georgia and Tennessee. It was good to getaway. It is also good to be home, take down the lights and just get back to living the best life we can. 2020 has been a bit of shock, though. I came home to an oil leak in my car and a fridge with a backed-up overflow valve, then we had a storm that took out part of a fence I share with a neighbor. Those are all manageable things though. The real shocking stuff is in the news. We have an impeached president assassinating a foreign general, a police chief that’s been asked to resign and the list goes on. I tell you, coming off of the holidays into this mess can feel, well, Mo can you help me illustrate how it feels? [Mo stands up and throws water in my face and then offers me a towel] Thank you, Mo! I know that I can always count on you. It’s ...
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