One of the most amazing conversion stories involves a sailor named John Newton. Once a captain of a slave ship, he eventually repented and became an Anglican priest who wrote the beloved hymn "Amazing Grace." But the journey Newton took from slave ship operator to abolitionist was long and winding. See how his journey led to the writing of a song that talks all about repentance, redemption and God's forgiveness.
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Luke, The Sequel: The Act of Accepting All People
Luke, The Sequel: The Act of Showing Trust in God
Luke, the Sequel: The Act of Staying Curious
Luke, the Sequel: The Acts of Speaking Boldly
Luke the Sequel: The Acts of the Apostles
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Book Tour: Lessons from Pandemics Past
CCLI — Enhance Worship While Protecting Your Church
Laity Summit 2023
Center for Pastoral Effectiveness
Space at the Table
SCJ Episcopal Candidates — Dee Williamston
SCJ Episcopal Candidates — David Wilson
SCJ Episcopal Candidates — Laceye Warner
SCJ Episcopal Candidates — Eddie Rivera
SCJ Episcopal Candidates — Randall Partin
SCJ Episcopal Candidates — Laura Merrill
SCJ Episcopal Candidates — David Gilmore
Future of the UMC: Bishop’s Reflections
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The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)