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Sermon Summary

1 Samuel 17:32-49; Psalm 9:9-20; 2 Corinthians 6:1-13; Mark 4:35-41

Storms. Growing up in Arizona, I have experienced storms, but not that many. A few stand out in my memory—once sitting in the basement of my Grandpa’s house in SE Colorado with my cousin. She lived in Long Beach and I grew up here, so we thought we knew about thunderstorms, but we found out we did not. We sat on the edge of my bed together, jumping whenever a particularly loud clap of thunder would assault the sky, causing everything to vibrate with the air shocks. I did not know what I was afraid of—didn’t really think I would drown, although I was below ground in the basement . . . I didn’t really think the house might blow away, although I grew up trembling during the Wizard of Oz movie . . . I was just afraid. It was truly frightening, and I know many of you out there have felt the same way. [Read more…]