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EPISODE · Oct 19, 2020 · 31 MIN

Keep It Civil | Pt, ll | Pastor Jason DeShaw

from Redeemer Church Podcast · host Redeemer Lutheran Church

Message NotesFundamental Attribution Error: A cognitive bias that causes people to attribute people’s behavior to their character.Are we willing to put our faith filter ahead of our political filter?Jesus did not come to take sides. Jesus came to take OVER.We cannot be first and foremost party people. We must be kingdom people.Jesus’ message was clear: He came to establish a new kind of kingdom and everyone is invited to participate in it . . . in this disruptive kingdom.We are stewards of God’s kingdom in our communities, in our nation and in our world.Disruptive Unity in the First-Generation Church1 Committed to meeting for worship regularly.2 Committed to living virtuously.3 Committed to compassionate action.Disruptive Unity in the early church was so Counter-Cultural that it changed the World.When Christians put Kingdom First our community, our nation, and our world is better.Keep it CivilSend questions to [email protected] 3:23-28; Galatians 6:1-10; Luke 16:10-17Support the show

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Message Notes Fundamental Attribution Error: A cognitive bias that causes people to attribute people’s behavior to their character. Are we willing to put our faith filter ahead of our political filter? Jesus did not come to take sides. Jesus came to take OVER. We cannot be first and foremost party people. We must be kingdom people. Jesus’ message was clear: He came to establish a new kind of kingdom and everyone is invited to participate in it . . . in this disruptive kingdom. We are steward...

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