Born into slavery, Harriet Tubman went back for her people more than a dozen times and never lost a single traveller along the way, what she left behind was freedom. The sermon sets her story beside a strange episode in the book of Joshua, when an altar built by the Jordan almost triggered a civil war in Israel (Joshua 22). It turns out the whole thing was about children, and about a faith meant to survive one generation longer, even when the way of passing it on looks controversial. Listen if you are asking yourself what is worth leaving behind.
Between the Generations
In Between
Relationships aren’t easy, because we live AMONG very different people. And the Church is a place where personalities, cultures, beliefs, and generations come together-people who not only have to learn to live with one another but should also learn from one another. So how can we build relationships with people who are different from us and draw on this diversity while living AMONG others?
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