May 6, 2017
Grace and Solidarity
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“What is this pledge we make to each other as members of Christ’s body? Certainly not a vow of good behavior–or pure doctrine, or continuous devotion or unwearied witness. At the heart, we are promising that no one who believes in Christ will ever be left alone–in joy or grief, in success or sin, when faithful or when doubting. Church is one place where you have a right to expect companions, even when you are not in the right. The amazing grace that saves us helps us keep one amazing promise to each other: Never Alone. Stay in grace.”
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