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Words To Live By

As we near the conclusion of Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, he ends with where all who call on the name of Jesus will end: resurrection. Sharing the truest truth and the moment that changes everything, Paul gives us words to live by as we follow after Jesus. 

Bringing It All Together

As we conclude this section of 1 Corinthians on Spiritual gifts and how we gather, we will summarize where we go from here. As people sent on mission, gifted by the Spirit and united in Jesus, we will ask, “What is our part in our community and beyond?” 

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