We live in a world that highlights our division and differences. We often find ourselves at odds with others who we think are wrong, strange, weird or who have a different moral code than we do. As Christians, how are we called by God to be in relationship with those who vote differently than we do, think differently than we do, and who have a different world view than we do? How do we do that? We think it begins with kindness.
We live in a world that highlights our division and differences. We often find ourselves at odds with others who we think are wrong, strange, weird or who have a different moral code than we do. As Christians, how are we called by God to be in relationship with those who vote differently than we do, think differently than we do, and who have a different world view than we do? How do we do that? We think it begins with kindness.
We live in a world that highlights our division and differences. We often find ourselves at odds with others who we think are wrong, strange, weird or who have a different moral code than we do. As Christians, how are we called by God to be in relationship with those who vote differently than we do, think differently than we do, and who have a different world view than we do? How do we do that? We think it begins with kindness.
We live in a world that highlights our division and differences. We often find ourselves at odds with others who we think are wrong, strange, weird or who have a different moral code than we do. As Christians, how are we called by God to be in relationship with those who vote differently than we do, think differently than we do, and who have a different world view than we do? How do we do that? We think it begins with kindness.
We live in a world that highlights our division and differences. We often find ourselves at odds with others who we think are wrong, strange, weird or who have a different moral code than we do. As Christians, how are we called by God to be in relationship with those who vote differently than we do, think differently than we do, and who have a different world view than we do? How do we do that? We think it begins with kindness.
We live in a world that highlights our division and differences. We often find ourselves at odds with others who we think are wrong, strange, weird or who have a different moral code than we do. As Christians, how are we called by God to be in relationship with those who vote differently than we do, think differently than we do, and who have a different world view than we do? How do we do that? We think it begins with kindness.
We live in a world that highlights our division and differences. We often find ourselves at odds with others who we think are wrong, strange, weird or who have a different moral code than we do. As Christians, how are we called by God to be in relationship with those who vote differently than we do, think differently than we do, and who have a different world view than we do? How do we do that? We think it begins with kindness.