March 6, 2020- Those Who Weep Now

from Morning Meditations · host Nathan Cook

In this episode, we learn that as we find ourselves in solidarity with those who are not in the “laugh crowd,” as Brueggemann states, we open ourselves up to the possibility of hope.

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