Kindness
Jun 28, 202630m
Kindness is more than being nice. It’s seeing a need—and choosing to meet it. Real kindness is often inconvenient. Sometimes undeserved. Always selfless. It’s the kind of life the Holy Spirit grows in us as we learn to l
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Kindness is more than being nice. It’s seeing a need—and choosing to meet it. Real kindness is often inconvenient. Sometimes undeserved. Always selfless. It’s the kind of life the Holy Spirit grows in us as we learn to l
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Everything we believe rests on the resurrection of Jesus. He is God’s son who died on the cross for our redemption. In the resurrection, He demonstrated He is Lord of all.
Salvation is an act of God’s love and grace, free to anyone who trusts Christ as Lord.
Sin is our rebellion against God. It generates the brokenness we experience in this world, and the need for redemption in Christ.
Human Beings were created in the image of God, but we have all trusted ourselves instead of Him, resulting in sin.
The Holy Spirit lives in believers and provides everything necessary to live within the will of God.
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God is relational. He is the sovereign Creator and the Lord of all that exists. He is one and yet exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
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