In a popular hymn we sing, “Lord, please don’t pass me by.” A more contemporary gospel song refrains, “Lord,
whatever you’re doing in this season, don’t do it without me.” We don’t like to be left out. But sometimes,
the greatest blessing is to not be included.
As we enter into the Lenten season and countdown to Passion Week and Resurrection
Sunday, Pastor Anderson T. Graves II looks
into the origins of the Last Supper by going back to the Old Testament in a sermon
is called: SOMETIMES IT’S GOOD TO GET
PASSED OVER.
Listen
well.
---Anderson T. Graves II
is
a writer, community organizer, and consultant for education, ministry, and
rural leadership development.
Rev.
Anderson T. Graves II is pastor of Hall Memorial CME Church and the
executive director of SAYNO (Substance Abuse Youth Networking Organization) in
Montgomery, Alabama.
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541 Seibles Road
Montgomery, AL 36116
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