Divine interruption at First Church provokes church power reflection
A devotional piece contrasts a calm church with a Sunday disruption described as joyful and eerie. It questions whether modern worship has overemphasized order at the expense of the Holy Spirit, urging readers to consider how their own congregations might be divinely interrupted.
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