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Chip shares with us the importance of being eager to help those in need, to remember the poor. Taking care of those in need is a core value of the Vineyard Movement, but more than that, it is the overarching theme throughout the entire Bible. Are we eager to help the poor? Because when we do we also reap the benefits of being taken care of by God!
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