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Wisdom for the Heart Weekend with Dr. Stephen Davey

Don't Be a Snob, Part 2

Saturday, February 04, 2012

References: James 2

If the message of James 2:1-7 could be synthesized into a short challenge, it would go something like this: “Christians, when you go to church on Sunday, leave your prejudices, biases, cultural stereotypes, and cliques at the door. And when you leave, make sure you don’t pick them up again!”

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