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Our status as a new creation of Christ is not only for our own salvation but to help others receive the same gift. Paul’s words of imploring others communicates that this requires intentionality and work. We must be proactive in making appeals to others. To be Christ’s ambassadors, we are to act, think, talk, respond, and welcome like Christ. 

Being in Christ allows us the opportunity to experience God's work to make us new creations. We can be made new because of Christ's work to reconcile us to God. With that comes responsibility - Jesus entrusts the message of reconciliation to us. How well do we share that message?

Join us this month as Chris and Kim welcome Kyle and Jessica Clauson to the Real Life podcast. The Clauson’s share their impactful story of living out the love of Jesus through foster care. Despite the challenges and difficulties that come with it, Kyle and Jessica take a step of faith to help kids and in the end, discover just how deep God’s love is for them. We hope you'll be inspired by their story!

The depth of Jesus' love for us is powerfully illustrated in his death. He loves us so much that he was willing to take our sin on himself. His death allows us to be made into a new creation and being made new in Christ is seen in a movement of attitudes from serving ourselves to serving others.

To attempt to be a more spiritual person allows us many options. Which way is the best? Is there more than one way to God? When we come to Easter, we have to consider Jesus. His ministry, his message and most of all his resurrection point, not to religion but relationship. Jesus truly is like no other!

We dive into all things Easter on this month's podcast. You can't have a conversation about Easter without considering the best candy. And an empty tomb? That IS the foundation of our faith. But let's be honest, sometimes we have our doubts and questions. As we approach the event that changes everything, be encouraged and challenged to hold firm to our great faith!