07.22.21 | Shepherding | by Jeremiah Hill
I spent some time thinking this morning about the gentle character of our Savior. What wonderful words we have for our Jesus, who will not break a bruised reed or quench a faintly burning wick!
I spent some time thinking this morning about the gentle character of our Savior. What wonderful words we have for our Jesus, who will not break a bruised reed or quench a faintly burning wick!
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