Summary from November 13, 2022 –   I Am More Accepted Than I ThinkOften, we are our own worst critics. Our self-talk is mostly negative because of the world’s influence and our life experiences. Yet, the Trinity tells us a different story about ourselves. We are much more loved and accepted then we realize. In this week’s gathering, we explored how loved and accepted we are.

Summary from November 13, 2022 – I Am More Accepted Than I Think Often, we are our own worst critics. Our self-talk is mostly negative because of the world’s influence and our life experiences. Yet, the Trinity tells us a different story about ourselves. We are much more loved and accepted then we realize. In this week’s gathering, we explored how loved and accepted we are.

Summary from November 13, 2022 – &nbsp; I Am More Accepted Than I ThinkOften, we are our own worst critics. Our self-talk is mostly negative because of the world’s influence and our life experiences. Yet, the Trinity tells us a different story about ourselves. We are much more loved and accepted then we realize. In this week’s gathering, we explored how loved and accepted we are.&nbsp;

I Am More Accepted Than I Think

Living Grace Ministries is a unique church with its own unique purpose. Our charge from the Holy Spirit is to teach the message of God’s grace and love as displayed throughout the Scriptures and as taught by our Lord Jesus Christ and the Apostles.  Paul in his writings references this Gospel of Grace as the good news, the almost too good to be true news. In this message of the Gospel we find the fullness of reconciliation with God, free from such things as guilt, shame and condemnation often found in religion.

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Living Grace Ministries is a unique church with its own unique purpose. Our charge from the Holy Spirit is to teach the message of God’s grace and love as displayed throughout the Scriptures and as taught by our Lord Jesus Christ and the Apostles. Paul in his writings references this Gospel of Grace as the good news, the almost too good to be true news. In this message of the Gospel we find the fullness of reconciliation with God, free from such things as guilt, shame and condemnation often found in religion.

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