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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2025 · 14 MIN

My Kind of People

from The Sermons at St. Paul's · host St. Paul's Episcopal, Winston-Salem

In this sermon, the Rev. Dixon Kinser explores Jesus' radical approach to hospitality and inclusivity, challenging listeners to move beyond cultural and religious purity codes. Using a Gospel passage about a dinner party, Dixon unpacks how Jesus consistently broke social boundaries by embracing those considered "unclean" or adversarial, inviting his followers to see all people as "their kind of people" through an ethic of solidarity and humility.

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