Designed for Relationship, not Religion

from Headline Theology Hosted by George Helewa

More and more people are identifying as "nones"- no religious affiliation. That doesn't necessarily mean they don't believe in God, but they're not letting themselves be defined by an organization. That can seem like bad news, but we have to remember, God designed us for relationship, not religion. And we can't let "religion" get in the way of the relationship God wants to have with us through Jesus Christ. Check out today's podcast, and get the full message at Patreon.com/LiveAD33 when you support the podcast! __________ Contact us: [email protected] www.HeadlineTheology.com Social: @HeadlineTheo Music "Montage" by Lee Rosevere, from FreeMusicArchive.org Licensed under CC BY 2.0

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