As a Christian, what does it mean to be God’s man or God’s woman? Do the Scriptures speak to this issue? As we continue our series, Uncommon Family, Wes Butler teaches us what it means to be uncommon men and women in a culture that is consistently blurring the lines between the two by examining Genesis 1, 2, & 3.
1) Uncommon men and women are made when we model biblical womanhood and manhood
2) Uncommon men and women are made when we avoid gender stereotypes
3) Uncommon men and women delight in diversity
4) Uncommon men and women empathize with the broken.
Uncommon Men and Women
Uncommon Family
May 15, 2022 • Wes Butler • Genesis 1—3
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June 5, 2022 • Scott Kedersha • James 4:1–10
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