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Who belongs in God’s story? In our sermon today, we look at Joshua 2 and the unlikely figure Rahab to ask about what it means to be “in” or “out.” In doing so, we learn something about the ways that the Kingdom of God crosses boundaries and invites people toward Jesus.
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