We all have a natural tendency to surround ourselves with people who like us. Whether we’re geeks, jocks, hipsters, Democrats, or Republicans, we surround ourselves with people who are like us. But what is the cost of isolating ourselves from those who are different?THE BIG IDEA: We like people who like us and who are like <a href="http://us.jesus" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">us. Jesus</a> wasn’t like that, and he wouldn’t like that.

We all have a natural tendency to surround ourselves with people who like us. Whether we’re geeks, jocks, hipsters, Democrats, or Republicans, we surround ourselves with people who are like us. But what is the cost of isolating ourselves from those who are different? THE BIG IDEA: We like people who like us and who are like us. Jesus wasn’t like that, and he wouldn’t like that.

We all have a natural tendency to surround ourselves with people who like us. Whether we’re geeks, jocks, hipsters, Democrats, or Republicans, we surround ourselves with people who are like us. But what is the cost of isolating ourselves from those who are different?THE BIG IDEA: We like people who like us and who are like <a href="http://us.jesus" rel="noopener noreferrer">us. Jesus</a> wasn’t like that, and he wouldn’t like that.

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We want to create a church that unchurched and dechurched people loved to attend. A place where people can ask questions about faith and take a second look at God. We believe that just like Jesus, the local church should be irresistible. We want to see our friends and neighbors connect or reconnect with God.

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