Avoiding the post-pandemic crash (Sermon)
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Generally speaking, our bodies and minds are designed to handle crises for short periods of time. But the COVID-19 pandemic has been anything but short. We have been living in a state of emergency perpetually. As a result, there is a threat of a post-pandemic “crash,” when fatigued systems just can’t keep it up anymore.
In this very practical sermon on Psalm 116, Pastor Ruttan asks: What does God’s word teach us about coming through trauma?
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