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References: Matthew 3
While this series has the unique title and theme of rewriting our epitaphs, the actual underlying theme is repentance. And this repentance can come about in the life of an individual, a family, and even an entire church body. As he begins this the last message of the series, teaching pastor Jim Shaddix draws our attention to the personal and inclusive pronouns in the title, "me and us". Why are they significant? Because they beg a better understanding of repentance being a personal undertaking of "me and us", and not merely the someone else's in life.Series: Rewriting Our Epitaph
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