“He who has ears, let him hear.” Apparently Jesus expected us to nurture our ability to listen, as we walked alongside him, toward the Father. To be sure, the posture of listening is vital to any life of learning and trusting and obeying. How might we be people who lead lives of listening?
TODAY: Real Life, Real Listening
“He who has ears, let him hear.” Apparently Jesus expected us to nurture our ability to listen, as we walked alongside him, toward the Father. To be sure, the posture of listening is vital to any life of learning and trusting and obeying. How might we be people who lead lives of listening?
TODAY: Masterclass with Jesus
“He who has ears, let him hear.” Apparently Jesus expected us to nurture our ability to listen, as we walked alongside him, toward the Father. To be sure, the posture of listening is vital to any life of learning and trusting and obeying. How might we be people who lead lives of listening?
“He who has ears, let him hear.” Apparently Jesus expected us to nurture our ability to listen, as we walked alongside him, toward the Father. To be sure, the posture of listening is vital to any life of learning and trusting and obeying. How might we be people who lead lives of listening?
“He who has ears, let him hear.” Apparently Jesus expected us to nurture our ability to listen, as we walked alongside him, toward the Father. To be sure, the posture of listening is vital to any life of learning and trusting and obeying. How might we be people who lead lives of listening?