HeyJaredEveryday Epiphanies
Searching for the creative, redemptive work of God in our ordinary lives, by Catherine McNiel
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“Is it right for you to be so angry?” (opens the original)
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I love the book of Jonah. This book is spectacularly written, full of exaggerated humor and satire. The writing is artistic, cunning, and delicious. It’s a tale of big fish and big forgiveness, all centered around the story’s least merciful character: Jonah.<source ty
Midwives, Opposite Day, and Going to Work (opens the original)
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When you were a kid, did you ever play “opposite day”? I remember thinking this was such a fun game. You say “I’m cold!” or “I’m thirsty!” but when someone offers you a jacket or a glass of water, you yell “it’s opposite day!” Or you extend the demanded apology but leave with a sly grin. In other words, you’re not cold, you’re not thirsty, you’re not sorry.Reading Exodus 1-2 feels like opposite
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