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A NEW HITCHING POST
During the days of the old west, a cowboy used to ride into town on Sunday morning and tie up his horse to the hitching post in front of the saloon. One Sunday though, he rode into town and tied up his horse in front of the Methodist Church. The barkeep noticed this strange occurrence and stepped outside the saloon and called out, “Hey, Frank, what gives? You make a mistake or something.” Frank hollered out, “No, not at all. Last night I went to a revival and I changed hitching posts.” That’s what we’re called to help people do. We’re called to help introduce them to Christ and help them change hitching posts. As told by Bishop Joe Wilson, Central Texas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church

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