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Why Am I So Busy?

February 8th, 2016 by admin | Posted in Gospel Transformation, Sermon Series - Genesis |

Tags: busy, image, rest, work

We often feel too busy, but sometimes we don’t even know why! As we continue to reflect on themes of image, work, and rest in Genesis, check out this article by Tim Chester, a pastor and author in England.

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