How Memorizing the Sermon on the Mount Reorders My Heart
In a world where algorithms capture our affections and lure us online via our cravings, one of the most effective resistance strategies we can employ is to study and memorize Scripture—especially the Sermon on the Mount.
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Episcopal Church of New Hampshire elects Ed Cardoza as its 11th bishop
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The Rev. Canon Whitney Rice elected as 11th bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Kansas
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