Sunday January12: “Practice: Solitude (The Quiet Place)” Mark 1:29-39

By Bill Flavin, Lead Pastor

Everyone is looking for you!  This feels like a common refrain in most of our lives, whether it is said explicitly, or through phone notifications, or asks to join another team, take on another project, do another initiative.  Yet, we see in Jesus’ life that he often takes time away from it all to be with God, to be quiet, to experience stillness. To go to a quiet place.
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