<p class="" style="white-space:pre-wrap;">From Matthew 22:15-22. This passage is intended to shape how we think about Christ, His Kingdom, and obedience to Him. Why did Jesus respond the way He did to the question in this passage? Do we have a faith where the words of Jesus challenge and stretch and reshape who we are? Or do we have a faith where we expect to make Jesus in our own image?</p>

From Matthew 22:15-22. This passage is intended to shape how we think about Christ, His Kingdom, and obedience to Him. Why did Jesus respond the way He did to the question in this passage? Do we have a faith where the words of Jesus challenge and stretch and reshape who we are? Or do we have a faith where we expect to make Jesus in our own image?

<p>From Matthew 22:15-22. This passage is intended to shape how we think about Christ, His Kingdom, and obedience to Him. Why did Jesus respond the way He did to the question in this passage? Do we have a faith where the words of Jesus challenge and stretch and reshape who we are? Or do we have a faith where we expect to make Jesus in our own image?</p>

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