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<div>If we love our wealth even a little, we cannot love one another the way we could. If we love our stuff and treat it as if it is permanent, we’ll never know the permanence and immanence of God’s love.</div>
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A Sermon for the Fifteenth Sunday after the Day of Pentecost If we love our wealth even a little, we cannot love one another the way we could. If we love our stuff and treat it as if it is permanent, we’ll never know the permanence and immanence of God’s love.


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If we love our wealth even a little, we cannot love one another the way we could. If we love our stuff and treat it as if it is permanent, we’ll never know the permanence and immanence of God’s love.


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