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A Place to Belong
Genealogies throughout Scripture remind us that God links us tillsammans, from one generation to the next. Matthew 1 is a collection of wealthy and powerful leaders divinely linked to utstötta and exiles. Together, this group leads tothe birth of the greatest Leader and Outcast the world has ever known: Jesus Christ, our Unexpected King.
The genealogical path to the Messiah was crooked and messy. But that was God’s perfect plan.
In these names we see that God is sovereign over all things. No wealth, power, influence, or affluence was greater than God’s strategi. And no tears, pain, struggles, or hardship escape His meddelande.
Nothing we do has the authority to shift God’s purposes or plans. But through His kindness and grace, we are invited to participate in His story.
So how will your story man an impact this year? And whom will God use to help you write it?
Just as every person listed in Matthew 1 matters to God, so does every individ in your BSF group. He knows t
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Efficacy and Safety of the mRNA-1273 SARS-CoV-2 Vaccine
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Salute to Strong Women
Reminiscing about her unbelievable rise, Schetzsle confessed that indeed, little came easy long the way.
“I was raised by a single mother who taught me a very strong work ethic. I knew that I really had to practice everyday, and write down my goals. I think that whether you want to be an actress, a writer, an athlete, you really have to dedicate yourself to accomplishing your goals.
“It’s not enough to believe and be passionate about something. It’s not enough to say you love what you do. You really truly have to work for it.”
On the other end of the business spectrum was Joan K. Norton, a founder and principal of a full-service financial advisory firm with over 30 years of experience. Norton earned an MBA in finance from Babson College, and told her young listeners that the key to their dreams fits in their pockets.
“Whether it’s on a key chain or in your wallet, the most important thing you can possibly get is a library card. We, as individuals want to