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Paul and Barnabas had a sharp disagreement over John Mark that ultimately sent them in two different directions—but they continued pursuing the same mission. Their story reminds us that conflict, disappointment, our past, or the opinions of others don’t have to derail God’s calling on our lives. Rather than becoming consumed with results or comparison, we can remain focused on who God created us to be and faithfully continue the work He has given us.
This Sunday, we welcomed Paul Bartles, our ONE% Men's Ministry leader to share a word with us.
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