Hospitality is important in the South. We take great pride in making other people
feel comfortable; but, strange as it sounds, the Bible actually speaks of
certain times when God wants us and others to be un-comfortable.
To understand the limits of Southern comfort and Christian hospitality,
take a new look at the familiar story of Jonah in a message that invites you to
COME ON IN & MAKE YOURSELF UN-COMFORTABLE.
Listen
well.
If you
can’t get the audio on your device, visit the main podcast page at http://revandersongraves.podomatic.com/
---Anderson T. Graves
II is a
writer, community organizer and consultant for education, ministry, and rural
leadership development.
Rev.
Anderson T. Graves II is pastor of Miles Chapel CME Church in
Fairfield, Alabama; executive director of the Substance Abuse Youth
Networking Organization (SAYNO);
and director of rural leadership development for the National Institute for
Human Development (NIHD).
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