• Home Improvement, Building Strong Families - "The Family of God" with Lead Pastor Dan Harrison

  • Sep 22 2024
  • Length: 37 mins
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Home Improvement, Building Strong Families - "The Family of God" with Lead Pastor Dan Harrison

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  • In this powerful sermon, Pastor Dan Harrison reminds us that the church is a family of people who otherwise would not get along. Diving into Galatians 3:27-4:7, he challenges us to embrace the diversity and inclusivity that God desires for His church.

    Pastor Dan shares stories of how the early church miraculously brought together Jews and Gentiles, and encourages us to follow their example of welcoming all people, regardless of their background or life situation. He reminds us that we have been adopted as children of God, and have the privilege of calling Him "Abba, Father."

    Whether you feel like you don't belong or you've taken your family for granted, this message is for you. Pastor Dan invites us to step out of our comfort zones, greet someone new, and make sure everyone knows they are part of the family of God.

    Don't miss this powerful message from Pastor Dan. Lean in and ask God to speak to your heart about where you may need to grow in welcoming others and embracing the family of God. Take the challenge to greet someone new this week and let them know they belong here. Your church family is waiting to welcome you home.

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