Marks Of A Thriving Church

A Caring Church

Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer | October 30, 1988

Scripture Reference: Galatians 5, Galatians 6

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People can get lost in a church—big or small. They visit but they never feel like they belong. Thankfully, the apostle Paul gives us some instruction on how to treat one another so that everyone will feel like they belong.

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A Caring Church

Selected highlights from this sermon

Tell us why you valued this sermon.

Other Sermons in this Series

A Praying Church

A Worshipping Church

A Witnessing Church

A Caring Church

A Persevering Church

A Giving Church

A Sacrificing Church

A Serving Church

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The Shepherd Cares For His Sheep

The Shepherd Comforts His Sheep

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