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Michael Hinton // Entering an election season tends to cause anxiety, fear, and tension between friends and family members to bubble up to the surface. As believers, though, we’re called to live in harmony with others. We don’t need to disagree less, but we do need to disagree better.

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Anna McGuire // So often, we dwell on the negative rather than the positive. We tend to plan for what could go wrong rather than have faith that God is guiding our lives with purpose. To take hold of the freedom, peace, and abundance God has for us, we must keep our focus on him even amidst the storm.
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Kailey Newkirk // All of us reflect the image of God more than any one of us can alone. That’s why we as believers fight the urge to run away from the challenges of living in community and take action because love is an action word.
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Johnny Outing // Growing and shaping our relationships takes work. It takes getting out of the way at times, too. Practicing the love we’re called to as a community takes a commitment to God and to each other. Without love, though, we’re no more than a noisy gong or clanging cymbal, missing out on the music we were made for.
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Grace Veronica // We end up in all kinds of relationships in life—sometimes with people who are very different from us. God can use these relationships to stretch us and teach us what love and humility are really all about. It might be difficult and painful at times, but it’s only in relationships like these that we can learn these important lessons.
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Michael Hinton // We all need friends who will let us know when we’re messing up or heading in the wrong direction. This takes vulnerability and trust as we allow someone else to have grace with us or speak the truth with us. This work is hard but worth it. When we get it right, these healthy relationships will draw us closer to God.
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