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When We’ve Been Hurt

Author/Speaker
Robert Newberry
Date
May 4, 2022
Scripture
Matthew 5:23-24 ; Matthew 18:15-17, 21-35
Series
If God is supposed to heal and “bind up” our wounds, why do people in the Church re-open them or make them worse? Let’s talk about what’s gone wrong within Church community, what expectations we have or should have, and the way we are supposed to define and live out God’s Love with each other. We don’t want Church hurt to affect our Worship of the Lord. So how do we Restore and reconcile what is broken when people hurt us? Join us as we challenge ourselves toward a better way of living with a perfect God but an imperfect community.
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