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Gustavo Petro · Colombia

WEEKEND THOUGHTS #121: An Irrevocable Promise

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Have you ever gone back on your word? Said one thing but did another? Changed your mind or brushed off a responsibility you once committed to–without much thought? I have. More times than I’d like to admit. This week, a friend shared a verse with me: Romans 11:29–For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable. That word–irrevocable–stopped me in my tracks. It means something that can’t be changed, reversed, or taken back. Final. It’s the c…See the Story

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Weekend Thoughts #120: j/k… Spring Is The Worst

Just last week I was RAVING about spring. Life was full of hope around a celebration of sunshine and new beginnings. This week, I’d like to tell you that spring sucks. Total flip-flop, I know—but after spending two days outside coaching district tennis in the so-called “beautiful spring weather,” I’ve changed my tune. Thirty-mile-per-hour winds carried every blooming pollen particle from a 100-mile radius directly into my face for ten hours. Spr…Read Article

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