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In Matthew 5, Jesus blesses "peacemakers." Jesus is clear that the priority of every Christian should be peacemaking, and when such a priority is present, they can be assured that they are his sons and daughters. How are Christians supposed to demonstrate authentic biblical peacemaking? In today's episode, Dustin examines the concept of true biblical peacemaking.
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