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Luke 24:13-33 That same day, two other disciples (not of the eleven) are traveling the seven miles from Jerusalem to Emmaus.
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I saw it in her eyes . . . a glazed fatigue that said she was just barely hanging on. After stowing her backpack under the seat in front of us, she settled next to me with her 17-month-old daughter and a paper cup filled with a large scoop of ice cream. Perhaps seeing the concern in my face or . . . just needing to talk, she said softly, “We have been flying for the past thirty-six hours . . . from Kathmandu.” Having watched many reports of the devastating earthquake all week, the only thing I could think to say was, “Welcome home.”
Popular 200 ft. tower landmark in Nepal, gone in an instant.
As she fed her daughter spoonfuls of ice cream (the only thing the worried mother could get her little one to eat on their long journey) she talked about her experience. She and her…
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Much of today’s Christian community has deviated from its origin and now consists of many man-made doctrines and ideals that have caused division in the church of Christ. One of the greatest deceptions to circulate the globe is the concept that we are all one in Christ regardless of how much of the Bible we choose to believe. Unfortunately, this has caused many to drift far from the truth in their endeavour to “do it their way”, and many are no longer even Christians; they just think they are. And it all began when discord was sown in the church and was allowed to grow.
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