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Mark Booker - March 27, 2022

Pleasing Our Neighbors Not Ourselves

Mark Booker | Romans 15:1-7 | A Healthy Community of Love | This message considers two more practices of those who enable and sustain healthy Christian communities: not pleasing ourselves and welcoming one another. These exhortations are to help the church to walk in unity in the context of division and difference.

Scripture References: Romans 15:1-7

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