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When Beliefs Collide

September 10, 2023

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Summary

Why do Christians differ? Human limitations, perversions, unbelief, and preferences have wreaked havoc on the visible body of Christ. In this message based on Ephesians, Pastor Lutzer provides reasons for our differences as well as for our unity. While we often disagree, a deeper unity exists in Christ despite our division.

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