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In this message, Bishop McBath reminds us that the Church’s core calling is reconciliation—not division. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:11–21, he teaches that reconciliation begins with our broken relationship with God, not merely our broken relationships with one another. Through Christ’s sacrificial love, we are reconnected to God purely by grace, not merit. But reconciliation doesn’t stop there. God entrusts reconciled people with a reconciled mission. As Christ’s ambassadors, we now represent a new kingdom, guided by a new love and a new way of leading—making decisions about others based on grace, not race.
By Grace Bible Church5
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In this message, Bishop McBath reminds us that the Church’s core calling is reconciliation—not division. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:11–21, he teaches that reconciliation begins with our broken relationship with God, not merely our broken relationships with one another. Through Christ’s sacrificial love, we are reconnected to God purely by grace, not merit. But reconciliation doesn’t stop there. God entrusts reconciled people with a reconciled mission. As Christ’s ambassadors, we now represent a new kingdom, guided by a new love and a new way of leading—making decisions about others based on grace, not race.

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