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Rusty George // Sometimes being Christian can seem like it comes with a lot of fine print, but God has shown us what is good both through the example of Jesus’ life and it’s stated plainly in scripture. We’re to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God. The hardest part might be trusting God to uphold us as we live in this way. Following Jesus is not always easy, but it was never meant to be complicated.
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Kailey Newkirk // When asked how many times you should forgive someone who has wronged you, Jesus answers with an interesting parable. His story would be just as challenging back then as it is today. Our forgiveness, like God’s, should be limitless.
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Michael Hinton // Anger is a secondary emotion that’s often attached to the primary emotions of hurt, frustration, or fear. Anger is a gift as a warning sign, telling of a perceived wrong in the world, but when we give in to anger and let it control us, it can quickly send us in directions that hurt our relationships with our friends, family, and even take us away from the life God has for us.
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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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