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14:43 Good morning, everyone. Today is the first Sunday of Advent. And for the first Sunday, we light the candle of hope. We have hope because of the faithful promises of God. He sent his son and we receive our savior. From Long Ago, From the Days of Eternity · Ray McDaniel
13:46 And so I wanna pray for them right now before we go on to Advent and everything else. Lord God Almighty, for Anderson, for Brooke, we pray that you'd bless them. And Lord, not that you would just bless them, that they'd be filled with your joy and filled with your hope and filled with your peace, but that they would be carriers of your joy and your peace and your hope. And I pray, Lord, that they would see that they'd see light in the darkness, that that they would see many that would come to to know you. In Jesus name, we ask you that you would superintend, that you would take control or that your light would be shining through them in the darkness. Four Hundred Years of Silence
33:55 Okay? Micah. Social injustice is abounding at the time that Micah is presenting, and he is pronouncing judgment on both Judah, the Southern Kingdom, and Samaria, which is in the Northern Kingdom. So he's pronouncing judgment on both, but he also is pronouncing the hope to come, and he's very specific about it, which is pretty cool. This is a great book for the first Sunday in Advent, and it's more than just, oh you Bethlehem apathra. From Long Ago, From the Days of Eternity · Ray McDaniel

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