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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2024 · 1 MIN

Stitched Beauty

from Hope-Full Living · host Sally Beck

Our daughter was a Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, West Africa, and loved the Nigerien culture. She gave us a large calabash, a dried gourd that Nigerien women use for storing and carrying. When the gourds age and crack, the women sew them up with natural twine and the stitched patterns make the gourds more beautiful. God’s people become beautiful, too, when, struggles, failures, and sorrows create imperfect humans. That’s when we know we need a Savior, and he is there to put us back together. Just as the calabashes continue in use, so God continues to use us. After repentance comes restoration and the joy that we are his people, equipped to serve. That’s what so many of the encounters Jesus has with people are all about: saved to serve!

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