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EPISODE · Dec 24, 2010

Faith Outside the Lines

from Glimpses · host Douglas Oakes

This is a shorter lesson prepared for Sunday, December 19th, the day of our Children’s Christmas program. I tried to pull out something unique to children to highlight why we should imitate their faith. Much of what is contained in this lesson is inspired by Mike Yaconelli’s “Dangerous Wonder.” He highlights the unassuming, wild, often wreckless, […]

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