Listening in Lent
Instead of giving something up this Lent, what if we chose to enter life more fully by listening — to the world, to our selves, to God?
Donald K. McKim is a retired PC(USA) minister, seminary professor and editor for Westminster John Knox Press. He and his wife, LindaJo, live in Germantown, Tennessee.
Instead of giving something up this Lent, what if we chose to enter life more fully by listening — to the world, to our selves, to God?
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