April 14, 2024 • Eric Sanzone • Ephesians 6:12, Luke 6:27–28, 1 Corinthians 13:1–5
Uniquely United: It’s not new, it’s just hard.
April 7, 2024 • Eric Sanzone • Mark 3:16–19
Can people who are divided politically be uniquely united around Jesus?
Yes! People who love Jesus disagree on important issues all the time. Eric https://ugtp6ncab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0016skftte201vde81rlkts1bc5aszuc4sbj_xiapbcsdqgc4azmi8lrbrw9pg5hew41slswgu1dkttcc1-2ghsgwnubzzuri4wqo8xueije27irco8znfr9z_kf05huk8e_ptgz1j1kqmzpdpvrn_w4ksmxcgtkydkhwuxr6cbrw-sw8zc0crtuq7cuagw-tcbypdilyd8lcf-3mnp0el0utuuew9k7ycz&c=x9lnbvotdme-flbrzygkl2qgq28xoshmfjyrxmfb20cjkjehiarchg==&ch=lvn0a8b6uffk0dgtyvw-3avx5csuap-jpavdhnqearl299i6wouyjw== us to focus on two ideas:
Prioritizing our identity in Jesus over our political identities.
Embracing Jesus' ethic of love for our friends, neighbors, and enemies.
Imagine what could change in our relationships if instead of debating first, we chose to love, remembering that every person on this earth is the loved image of God?
