Walk with Jesus
During this time of COVID-19 quarantine and Holy Week, it is best to get out and have a daily walk with Jesus.
Submitted by Matthew Howe from Midlothian
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The quarantine is a time to watch ourselves (by force). To let the demons come around to eat us. This virus that came on a plane and migrates to warmer bodies everyday. Bodies consumed by night monsters. “A pataletas de ahogado” we resist the fear of death.
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