Saying, “Yes, Lord!” With the “Then” in Mind

<p>Jesus Christ welcomes the worn out, the downtrodden, the abused, the skeptic, and the sinner with open arms. He drew near to us when we were far off and gave us good news of hope in him. We offer that same good news to all those who would come to us. We want to be a people marked by grace instead of condemnation, hope instead of despair, and real change instead of complacency with the status quo. We are not perfect. We are not flashy. We are a community of weak, wounded, and wayward people enjoying the living Jesus.</p>
<p>https://www.communityfreechurch.org</p>

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Jesus Christ welcomes the worn out, the downtrodden, the abused, the skeptic, and the sinner with open arms. He drew near to us when we were far off and gave us good news of hope in him. We offer that same good news to all those who would come to us. We want to be a people marked by grace instead of condemnation, hope instead of despair, and real change instead of complacency with the status quo. We are not perfect. We are not flashy. We are a community of weak, wounded, and wayward people enjoying the living Jesus. https://www.communityfreechurch.org

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Saying, “Yes, Lord!” With the “Then” in Mind