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Uniting Head and Heart
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Uniting Head and Heart
By Don Aycock
5th Sunday of EasterMay 6, 2007Uniting Head and HeartActs 11:1-18 We sometimes run headlong into a situation that makes us stop in our tracks and pay attention. Sometimes we get booted out of our ruts and made to wake up. Today’s selection of scripture does just that. It grabs us and makes us listen with fresh ears and see with fresh eyes. Simon Peter had been on the housetop praying when he “fell into a trance” (10:10). Whatever this was, he had a vision that changed his life...

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