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| Summary: Even for those of us who believe God to be infinite and most high, the notion of a tribal God may lurk beneath the faith we proclaim. Thus, even believers are in need of a rebirth. As Christians we claim that Jesus saves us. But what exactly does he save us from and how did he and how does he do it?
History demonstrates that divisions among people do not work. Our faith tells us that division is not in the plan of God. We are called to be reborn to a realization of this truth.
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| Summary: Paul’s last words in his second letter to the Corinthians call for seeming impossibilities: Aim for perfection, be of one mind, live at peace. But then he mentions the Trinity and such things don’t seem so impossible after all. |
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| Summary: If a church regularly exercises enough hospitality to make newcomers and regular attendees welcome, it is a church. If it doesn’t, it is not. |
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| Summary: Three words in a famous biblical blessing — grace, love and communion — capture the good news of the Gospel. |
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| Summary: St. Paul’s final words in his second letter to the Corinthian church summarize what Christianity teaches about God as Trinity. We proclaim one God who is revealed as Creator, Savior and Comforter. |
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| Summary: The Trinity is based on the belief that the one God is revealed in three distinct persons. While that concept and belief is not an easy one to grasp, the fact is that God meets us and teaches us and helps us in many ways. God appears in different ways at different times to draw us to salvation and to godly living. The Trinity is a way to explain that God is for everyone. |
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