Time. 5.25.25.

An episode of the North Decatur Presbyterian Church podcast, hosted by NDPC, titled "Time. 5.25.25." was published on May 25, 2025 and runs 26 minutes.

May 25, 2025 ·26m · North Decatur Presbyterian Church

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Summary

Rev. Lewicki invites us to reflect on beginnings, endings, and time itself. What happens to our experience of life when we realize that time is, like everything else, God's?

Episode Description

Rev. Lewicki invites us to reflect on beginnings, endings, and time itself. What happens to our experience of life when we realize that time is, like everything else, God's?

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