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Jul 12, 2023 1 hr

The Blessing of Offense

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Are you shocked by the offensive nature of the cross? The blessing found in Jesus’ love includes his invitation to eat his flesh and drink his blood. We must allow ourselves to be startled by this reality, shake off our complacency and step into a greater freedom in receiving his life. This message was preached by Ryan Johnson on July 9, 2023. Bible Verses: Luke 22:14-19 John 6:52-58 Hebrews 10:11-14 Zechariah 3:1-5 Matthew 7:13-14 Creating moments with Jesus that become the movements of Jesus. ----- The Altars Project YouTube Website Giving Join Our Mailing List Request Prayer

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Are you shocked by the offensive nature of the cross? The blessing found in Jesus’ love includes his invitation to eat his flesh and drink his blood. We must allow ourselves to be startled by this reality, shake off our complacency and step into a greater freedom in receiving his life.

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