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Baptism: To Worship a God who is Loved (Luke 3:1-14, 21-22)- Michael Kim-Eubanks

from Bethel Community Sermons · host Bethel Community San Leandro

Pastor Michael preaches for us on the Feast of the Baptism, about the ways that Christ's baptism is a cosmic confrontation between the realm of God and the realm of Empire. How does the declaration of Jesus as beloved stand in contrast to the violence of Empire and forge a pathway to live into an ethic of love, peace, and enjoyment? What are the ethical implications of our worship, particularly when we choose to worship a God who is loved?

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