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    • Marriage
    • Parenting and Family
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    N.T. Wright’s new book gives a fresh perspective on the confronting nature of the Kingdom of God

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    We are home from Orford after a very relaxing week. One of the things that is great about being away is that you are not surrounded by all the unresolved aspects of your life. I love the familiarity of home and the convenience of being surrounded by all my stuff, but I have learned the importance of “getting away” in releasing the pressure for the whole family and giving the space to gain a sense of perspective on life. One of the things I love about being away is the chance to read a book. This time I finished N.T. Wright’s How God became King. I have his three major academic…

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