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· 23 min· Season 25, episode 8

Finding Someone to Help You Feel Joyful. (Ezra 6: 1-22)

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This podcast is entirely the work of Jeremy R. McCandless and is part of season 25 of a project to complete an in-depth, chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse study of the entire Bible.

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Have you ever led a group and felt that people only came to you when something was wrong?  A complaint at work or a conflict to sort out. A budget that won’t balance.

 Then you get home, and the washing machine has broken down again. After a week like that, you just want someone to say, “I’ve got some good news.”

 Maybe you know that feeling too. One problem follows another, and you find yourself asking, “Where can I find a little joy in my life?” 

 Today, I want to share a story that helps answer that question—not just where joy comes from, but how it reaches us. Let’s turn to Ezra chapter 6….

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