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The Rev. John Gunn

God's Guidance

The Rev. John Gunn (other)

The Rev John R. Gunn writes, "God has given each one of us a heart, which can pick up the beam of His guidance, if we keep tuned to Him. If we listen to the sound of His voice, we can fly our plane of life safely and not get lost amid the storms and fogs of the world, but there are certain factors which may cause us to lose His voice."

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The Rev. John Gunn

The Long Look

The Rev. John Gunn (other)

This episode of Be Still and Know examines Christ's teachings regarding taking time for God and taking a long look at life and the world. The Rev. John R. Gunn writes, "Faith is not merely our adjustment to some particular situation. It is our adjustment to the whole of life."

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