Meet Judy Webb. She says she’s “just an average girl with an amazing God. I was never that brave, never really outgoing, usually was afraid of new situations. I often times would try to hide who I really was in order to fit into a crowd.” Read more about her story and what she thinks about the Sojourn community.
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In the future, I want to
In the future, I want to bring Wesley, David, and others into the Worship Confessional spotlight and have a conversation about the worship gathering.
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I think that’s a great idea.
In fact, I think it would be great if anybody who comes to Sojourn could hop on camera, on a podcast, or on a blog post and just be themselves; exposing the authentic community of Christ followers. So many fascinating people at Sojourn living different lives.
I’m digging changing up
I’m digging changing up worship/teaching/prayer order/duration myself. I like that it changes week to week, not just to keep it fresh (whatever that means) but also so that I don’t get too comfortable in a rut. I want to be led by God’s ways, not my ways, and if I’m in a routine and then “my” routine get’s disrupted then I’m all out of whack. But if it changes a little week to week, it’s all good.
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