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As we begin to emerge from COVID restrictions soon, can you be praying about whom you could ask these questions to?
Would you like to come to dinner?
Would you like to come to church?
Would you like to read the Bible with me?
Maybe not the headline you were expecting, but it makes you consider whether naturalism is the only explanation for such things.
Sounds obvious when you read it, and it’s probably not just Gen Z either. But worth reviewing[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
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