Will Willimon borrows from Shakespeare’s King Lear as a profound illustration of the wreckage of old age lived as a season where responsibility is relinquished but control remains tightly grasped. The result is personal and relational wreckage. While the circumstance is tragic, the true tragedy is Lear’s character, the traits of which are not new, …

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This newly released acoustic rendition of Yet Not I But Through Christ In Me by CityAlight demonstrates that meaningful lyrics in the form of good poetry, served by a well suited melody singable by male and female voices make for a good congregational song. Key changes, ridiculously wide musical ranges, fragments of ill-expressed metaphors, and …

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