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Have you ever noticed that when you get a new car, you suddenly start seeing that car everywhere? It happens with all kinds of things, things that are there every day and we barely notice them, but when we get one for ourselves, or even start to want one for ourselves, we immediately begin taking notice of them. Something similar happens when Jesus comes on the scene and people start to take notice of him. Suddenly, they “see” him everywhere in Scripture and in their lives. This “Jesus lens” transforms not just what they see, but how they see.

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As an adopted kid, “where do I belong?” has been a question that colors almost every experience of my life. But it’s not just adopted kids who ask this question, it’s one basic to every person and one the Bible addresses over and over again in different ways. It most clearly addressed in our text this week. Let’s dig in and see what we can find.

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Even though the Galatians had received the faith by faith from Paul and had learned a new Gospel, the old ways of thinking about God and habits and practices of relating to God were deeply set. They needed to unlearn things so they could embrace the new thing.

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Let’s dig in this week to see what it meant for the Galatians to be called out for their strongly-held identities and how we can work to regain our child-like wonder in growing our faith in Christ.

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Last week we laid out the framework for our series “Letters for Change: An American church's reading of Paul’s letters”. If you weren’t there please give the podcast a listen as we covered some very important things we are going to be referencing throughout the series. Sunday we’re going to add onto that an outline of something we will encounter again and again in Paul’s writings, something theologians call the “Pauline Move” or “New Perspective on Paul”. Whatever you call it, it’s essential we understand it.

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NOTE: The first 30 seconds of the podcast's audio was lost after the introduction, but the rest of the podcast should be normal.

Buckle up, cowpokes, as we jump on the bucking bronco of contemporary exegesis and application in the arena of history shaking 21st century America - kicking off a study called “Letters for Change: An American Church's Reading of Paul’s letters”.

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It is a priority for us at Grace Church NWA to make LGBTQIA+, all ethnicities and races, those with disabilities, and other marginalized people groups feel accepted, included, and valuable to the life of our community!

It's that time of year for us to dive back into our Discovering Grace Ethos - "Become, Belong, Believe". This week is Believe: Values, Essentials, Activate

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It is a priority for us at Grace Church NWA to make LGBTQIA+, all ethnicities and races, those with disabilities, and other marginalized people groups feel accepted, included, and valuable to the life of our community!

"Become: Mission and Vision" August 25, 2024 (Teacher: John Ray) by Grace Church NWA

"Belonging", August 18, 2024 (Teacher: Laura Holland) by Grace Church NWA