<p>Suanne and student ministry intern Heath DeBoer talk about how favoritism played out in the early church, how it plays out in our culture today and how understanding God's mercy will set us free from valuing some more than others.</p>

Suanne and student ministry intern Heath DeBoer talk about how favoritism played out in the early church, how it plays out in our culture today and how understanding God's mercy will set us free from valuing some more than others.

James 2: 1-13 : Favoritism

•	Deeper Still stems from the belief that right in the middle of our chaotic, mundane, every day, joyful, broken, messy lives, God calls us to go deeper. Deeper in our relationship with him, with one another and in this world. And just when we think he's done, he calls us to go Deeper Still. Hosted by Suanne Camfield, Deeper Still is an interview-style podcast that explores various topics related to faith, formation and culture. Deeper Still is produced in partnership with Christ Church, a non-denominational church located in the western suburbs of Chicago, where Suanne serves as the Pastor of First Impressions & Engagement as well as on the senior leadership & preaching teams. Suanne is also the author of The Sound of A Million Dreams: Awakening to Who You are Becoming and holds her Masters of Theology from Fuller Seminary. Her husband Eric, also a pastor, is the Founder & President of Altar Fly Fishing. They live in the Western Suburbs of Chicago, have two young adult-children, a son-in-law and a chocolate lab (sort-of). In addition to meaningful conversation, Suanne loves tacos, hiking, ultimate frisbee and documentaries about literally anything.

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• Deeper Still stems from the belief that right in the middle of our chaotic, mundane, every day, joyful, broken, messy lives, God calls us to go deeper. Deeper in our relationship with him, with one another and in this world. And just when we think he's done, he calls us to go Deeper Still. Hosted by Suanne Camfield, Deeper Still is an interview-style podcast that explores various topics related to faith, formation and culture. Deeper Still is produced in partnership with Christ Church, a non-denominational church located in the western suburbs of Chicago, where Suanne serves as the Pastor of First Impressions & Engagement as well as on the senior leadership & preaching teams. Suanne is also the author of The Sound of A Million Dreams: Awakening to Who You are Becoming and holds her Masters of Theology from Fuller Seminary. Her husband Eric, also a pastor, is the Founder & President of Altar Fly Fishing. They live in the Western Suburbs of Chicago, have two young adult-children, a son-in-law and a chocolate lab (sort-of). In addition to meaningful conversation, Suanne loves tacos, hiking, ultimate frisbee and documentaries about literally anything.

•	Deeper Still stems from the belief that right in the middle of our chaotic, mundane, every day, joyful, broken, messy lives, God calls us to go deeper. Deeper in our relationship with him, with one another and in this world. And just when we think he's done, he calls us to go Deeper Still. Hosted by Suanne Camfield, Deeper Still is an interview-style podcast that explores various topics related to faith, formation and culture. Deeper Still is produced in partnership with Christ Church, a non-denominational church located in the western suburbs of Chicago, where Suanne serves as the Pastor of First Impressions &amp; Engagement as well as on the senior leadership &amp; preaching teams. Suanne is also the author of The Sound of A Million Dreams: Awakening to Who You are Becoming and holds her Masters of Theology from Fuller Seminary. Her husband Eric, also a pastor, is the Founder &amp; President of Altar Fly Fishing. They live in the Western Suburbs of Chicago, have two young adult-children, a son-in-law and a chocolate lab (sort-of). In addition to meaningful conversation, Suanne loves tacos, hiking, ultimate frisbee and documentaries about literally anything.

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James 2: 1-13 : Favoritism

James 2: 1-13 : Favoritism