Do you know a person with disabilities or special needs? Are they in your family, your classroom, your community? Are you comfortable, confident, and at ease, or are you nervous, afraid, or anxious? Tonight we begin a conversation around Diversity, Equity, and Disability: How is God calling the church to love, include, and engage people with disabilities and their families?

Diversity, Equity, and Disability - Part 1

This is not just a podcast to inspire more love; it&#039;s a revolutionary call to love better.

&#039;&#039;A terrible virus has spread across the planet and turned the human race into bloodthirsty monsters. Mankind&#039;s only hope for survival is . . .&#039;&#039; Originally part of the tagline for the sci-fi thriller I Am Legend, these lines describe the undercurrent of unrest and turbulence in our world. The virus we have been facing for a long time is hate—an epidemic infecting social media, politics, neighborhoods, and homes. Communities of believers, which should be clinics with the cure, are instead suspected of being primary carriers of the virus.

But there is hope. Hate, even in its most nefarious forms, is no match for the love modeled by Jesus. Love is his cure for the sick and dying world. But not just any love. This is not just a podcast to inspire more love; it&#039;s a revolutionary call to love better. Historians, sociologists, and theologians agree that we are experiencing the most fundamental changes in global society in the last five hundred years. And while the church has a lofty vision and mighty power, we are disastrously unprepared. This podcast presents an understandable, practical, and doable approach to loving others with such clarity and conviction that the world will truly know the God who loves us first.

Podcast hosted by North Atlanta Church of Christ.

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This is not just a podcast to inspire more love; it's a revolutionary call to love better. ''A terrible virus has spread across the planet and turned the human race into bloodthirsty monsters. Mankind's only hope for survival is . . .'' Originally part of the tagline for the sci-fi thriller I Am Legend, these lines describe the undercurrent of unrest and turbulence in our world. The virus we have been facing for a long time is hate—an epidemic infecting social media, politics, neighborhoods, and homes. Communities of believers, which should be clinics with the cure, are instead suspected of being primary carriers of the virus. But there is hope. Hate, even in its most nefarious forms, is no match for the love modeled by Jesus. Love is his cure for the sick and dying world. But not just any love. This is not just a podcast to inspire more love; it's a revolutionary call to love better. Historians, sociologists, and theologians agree that we are experiencing the most fundamental changes in global society in the last five hundred years. And while the church has a lofty vision and mighty power, we are disastrously unprepared. This podcast presents an understandable, practical, and doable approach to loving others with such clarity and conviction that the world will truly know the God who loves us first. Podcast hosted by North Atlanta Church of Christ.

This is not just a podcast to inspire more love; it's a revolutionary call to love better.

''A terrible virus has spread across the planet and turned the human race into bloodthirsty monsters. Mankind's only hope for survival is . . .'' Originally part of the tagline for the sci-fi thriller I Am Legend, these lines describe the undercurrent of unrest and turbulence in our world. The virus we have been facing for a long time is hate—an epidemic infecting social media, politics, neighborhoods, and homes. Communities of believers, which should be clinics with the cure, are instead suspected of being primary carriers of the virus.

But there is hope. Hate, even in its most nefarious forms, is no match for the love modeled by Jesus. Love is his cure for the sick and dying world. But not just any love. This is not just a podcast to inspire more love; it's a revolutionary call to love better. Historians, sociologists, and theologians agree that we are experiencing the most fundamental changes in global society in the last five hundred years. And while the church has a lofty vision and mighty power, we are disastrously unprepared. This podcast presents an understandable, practical, and doable approach to loving others with such clarity and conviction that the world will truly know the God who loves us first.

Podcast hosted by North Atlanta Church of Christ.

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