Morning Meditation: Environmental Stewardship
Lord of every creek bed and city block, God who breathed life into red clay and called it good — We confess that we have...
This is devotionals, drawing on Isaiah 1:17. It carries an emotional tone of hope, compassion and awe.
Lord of every creek bed and city block, God who breathed life into red clay and called it good — We confess that we have not always tended what You entrusted to us. We have watched smokestacks rise over neighborhoods where our children play. We have seen landfills planted beside churches where our grandmothers prayed. Isaiah cried out, "Learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression."…
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