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Memorial Day Video
https://youtu.be/zQBQNhF3Zck
The body of Christ is not designed merely as a charitable or benevolent organization, although in part it is that.
The body of Christ is a family of born again believers, supernaturally fitted together by the Holy Spirit for mutual edification and loving encouragement.
Gal.
1:1-5:12 - Avoid legalism by looking to Christ who alone could fulfill the Law
Gal.
5:13-25 - Avoid libertinism (do whatever one wants/avoid all Law) by sharing Christ’s love through serving others.
Gal.
6:1-10 - Avoid isolationism by reflecting Christ’s freedom (restoration) in you to others.
Give the freedom you’ve been given.
Share God’s freedom through mutual restoration vv.
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Seek to restore v. 1
Seek to help carry that which cannot be carried alone v. 2
Seek to accept that which was meant for you to carry vv.
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Illustrate in times of war - that which you cannot bear alone vs. that which only you can carry.
Share God’s freedom through mutual hope vv.
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Everyone needs what you are given v. 6
Everyone is given what is meant for others vv.
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Everyone will receive what God provides v. 9
Give hope as it is given you v. 10
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