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A Reflection For When We Don’t Know What We Want To Do

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A Reflection For When We Don’t Know What We Want To Do


Sometimes we know what we don’t want, but we have no idea what we do.


The Gospel of Mark, chapter 5, tells the story of a man no one could restrain. He would break every chain they tried to put on him.


He was unchained, but he still wasn’t free. He lived by himself among the tombs, tormented and cut off from everyone around him.


The miracle was that Jesus gave him peace, purpose, and a people.


He now had something to be for, rather than simply something to be against.


And he found his way home.


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A Reflection For When We Don’t Know What We Want To Do

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60 Seconds of Hope with Horace McMillonA Reflection For When We Don’t Know What We Want To Do. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Sometimes we know what we don't want, but we have no idea what we do. The Gospel in Mark chapter 5 tells the story of a man no one could restrain. He would break every chain they tried to put on him. He was unchained, but he still wasn't free. He lived by himself among the tombs, tormented, and cut off from everyone around him. The miracle was that Jesus gave him peace, purpose, and a people. He now had something to be for, rather than simply to be against. And he found his way home. He should be with him.

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