Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is t — David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
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Darkness does something to a place, doesn’t it? It distorts. It becomes a canvas for the imagination. The good news is that shadows are only the deflection of light. They can frighten, but they can do no harm.

— David Jeremiah, What Are You Afraid Of?
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