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The Next Time We Gather. . .

Last updated on: March 26, 2020 at 12:08 pm   by Matt Pearson

The Next Time We Gather. . . 2020-03-26T12:08:37-05:00 Matt Pearson

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Right now, the entrances to our building are empty. We can’t gather. We don’t know when we will be able to gather again. I don’t like it. I assume you don’t either. But let’s not waste this season. Let me urge you – beg you – plead with you – to pray. Pray that the next time we gather, we are different. That the next time we gather, people who don’t know Jesus are coming with us. Pray that we would be married to the mission, and wide open to new methods of getting the Gospel to Franklin and the ends of the earth. Pray that when people enter our building through these entrances, they would be overwhelmed by the love of Jesus coming from the people who know Him. Pray for this to pass quickly so we can enter these doors again. But pray that our re-entry is resolute on the accomplishing the mission of Jesus Christ.

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