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	<description><![CDATA[<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Focusing on Lamentations 3:17-25, Carl Garrison talks about the irrational nature of ministry, and faith. The writer in Lamentations speaks about the pain of reality, but in the midst of that pain there is a hope and longing for God's mercy. There remains a desire for God even in the face of every reason to <em>not </em>believe and desire God, the irrational belief before evidence. The life of Jesus is exactly that: facing incredible pain and betrayal as a man, following the will of a God that He cannot see. The ministry comes in when others <em>see </em>the acceptance of the reality of pain and failure, but still not giving into despair and keeping their hope in God.</p>



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