We Can’t Pastor the Internet: Navigating A Divided World
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The irony here is that we are posting this, in fact, on the internet. In a world where everyone’s talking but few are truly listening, this conversation about Paul’s letter to the Corinthians – a church divided by pride, preference, and personality – sounds awfully familiar to what our culture is walking through now. Paul's big question, “Is Christ divided?”, still speaks directly into our modern noise.
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