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We’ve all experienced how tasting something good changes us—but too often we try to keep the best things to ourselves. In 1 Peter, we’re reminded that when we have truly tasted the goodness of God, we are changed in ways that can’t be contained. God is at work shaping us—not individually, but together—into a community of “living stones” who reflect God’s love in the world. Through acts of service, generosity, and grace, we become a visible witness to the goodness we have received. Because Christ is alive, we are being made new—and God is still building something beautiful among us.
To access the bulletin for this service, visit www.graymumc.org/bulletins.
By Gray Memorial United Methodist ChurchWe’ve all experienced how tasting something good changes us—but too often we try to keep the best things to ourselves. In 1 Peter, we’re reminded that when we have truly tasted the goodness of God, we are changed in ways that can’t be contained. God is at work shaping us—not individually, but together—into a community of “living stones” who reflect God’s love in the world. Through acts of service, generosity, and grace, we become a visible witness to the goodness we have received. Because Christ is alive, we are being made new—and God is still building something beautiful among us.
To access the bulletin for this service, visit www.graymumc.org/bulletins.