The story of Rudolph centers on seeking out a purpose amid opposition, even when others don't understand or include us. So too, as "children of God" we must live out our purpose when others consider us outcasts and strange for living out our walk with God. John recounts the words of Jesus in 1 John 3 of this very fact and reminds us that this lack of love from the world is part of the Christian journey.

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