I call you that every week—“saints”.  Do you know why?  People have different ideas about what is a saint and who is a saint.  Are you really a saint?  When Paul addressed the church in Rome, he called them saints (16:15) and he wrote that they were “called to be saints” (1:1).  The Gospel declares us to be saints and it transforms us into saints.  We are called to be who we are in Christ.  And we can’t do this alone.

I call you that every week—“saints”. Do you know why? People have different ideas about what is a saint and who is a saint. Are you really a saint? When Paul addressed the church in Rome, he called them saints (16:15) and he wrote that they were “called to be saints” (1:1). The Gospel declares us to be saints and it transforms us into saints. We are called to be who we are in Christ. And we can’t do this alone.

I call you that every week—“saints”.&nbsp; Do you know why?&nbsp; People have different ideas about what is a saint and who is a saint.&nbsp; Are you really a saint?&nbsp; When Paul addressed the church in Rome, he called them saints (16:15) and he wrote that they were “called to be saints” (1:1).&nbsp; The Gospel declares us to be saints and it transforms us into saints.&nbsp; We are called to be who we are in Christ.&nbsp; And we can’t do this alone.

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