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Daily Growth Discipleship is the result of our hunger to make discipleship a lifestyle, not just a list of things to know or to do. We want to grow in our relationship with Jesus, and explore how this relationship changes the way we approach work, parenting, physical fitness, marriage, education, friendships, and whole lot more.
Can the Church Move Beyond Making Enemies? - David Fitch (Ep 59)
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Can the Church Move Beyond Making Enemies? - David Fitch (Ep 59)
In John 17, Jesus prayed, "Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one." You don't have to look far among Christians these days to realize we are terrible at this thing Jesus prayed for in John 17. Legitimate issues of racism and how we can best love our neighbor become an arena in which we attempt to prove our point no matter the cost. In this episode, David offers a solution that we believe hits the nail on the head. Instead of choosing one side or the other, he calls us back to the Christ who saved us and to our calling as Christ's presence in the world.
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Daily Growth Discipleship is the result of our hunger to make discipleship a lifestyle, not just a list of things to know or to do. We want to grow in our relationship with Jesus, and explore how this relationship changes the way we approach work, parenting, physical fitness, marriage, education, friendships, and whole lot more.
