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Acts 10:34-35 · WEB
34Peter opened his mouth and said, "Truly I perceive that God doesn`t show favoritism,
35but in every nation he who fears him, and works righteousness, is acceptable to him.
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In a small coastal town, nestled between verdant hills and the restless sea, lived a community that thrived on fishing and farming. Generations had passed down the knowledge of sustainable practices that honored both the land and the ocean. Yet,...
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In the swirling, often chaotic landscape of social media and community, the words of Acts 10:34-35 beckon us to a higher calling: “God shows no favoritism but accepts from every nation the one who fears Him and does what is...
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In a small town, there lived a man named Marcus. For much of his life, he felt trapped in a body that did not reflect his true self. Growing up in a traditional church, he was often met with whispers...
Creator of diversity, You made us different— cultures, languages, perspectives, experiences. And You called it good. Forgive us for fearing difference, for building walls instead of bridges, for cho
God who created all people in Your image, we confess the sin of racism— personal, systemic, historical. We confess complicity in systems that harm, silence in moments that demanded our voice, comfort