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This week, Pastor Andy Cooke asks us to consider what it means to be called together, we will hear the teachings of Jesus in Matthew's gospel, where he elevates the level of grace that we should show each other after receiving God's grace. We will also look at Paul's letter to the Romans, where he helps us figure out how to deal with differences of opinion within our Christian communities.
Being called together in community is never easy or simple, and it probably takes a lifetime of practice to figure it out. I'm grateful that we can work on this with each other, and I'll look forward to exploring it with you.
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