Divided We Stand

It's hard to know how to engage with people we disagree with. It is an understatement to say we live in divided times. There's tension and divisions in our families, at our work, and in our churches. Disagreements can fracture relationships and leave us feeling divided. So it's just safer and easier to surround ourselves with people who think, look, and believe the same as us. But Jesus modeled a way to love people we disagree with. His life was marked by him crossing over the divide, loving people who were wildly different from him. He calls us to a life of courage, honesty, humility and reconciliation. So join us in Divided We Stand, a 4-part study where we explore how to love people you disagree with. It will be messy, and honest, and real—just like life.

It's hard to know how to engage with people we disagree with. It is an understatement to say we live in divided times. There's tension and divisions in our families, at our work, and in our churches. Disagreements can fracture relationships and leave us feeling divided. So it's just safer and easier to surround ourselves with people who think, look, and believe the same as us. But Jesus modeled a way to love people we disagree with. His life was marked by him crossing over the divide, loving people who were wildly different from him. He calls us to a life of courage, honesty, humility and reconciliation. So join us in Divided We Stand, a 4-part study where we explore how to love people you disagree with. It will be messy, and honest, and real—just like life.

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