Because of Jesus, we all have access to the Father. No matter our status, race, or history, Jesus has reconciled us through the Cross. He has torn down the final barrier.
Why, then, do we focus on our differences and forget about the reality that we are all the same: broken people in need of a Savior?
It's not enough to not build barriers—as Christians, we're supposed to actively tear them down. Will you focus on the differences among the Body of Christ, or will you choose to tear the barriers of division down and rejoice over the work of Christ?
Because of Jesus, we all have access to the Father. No matter our status, race, or history, Jesus has reconciled us through the Cross. He has torn down the final barrier.
Why, then, do we focus on our differences and forget about the reality that we are all the same: broken people in need of a Savior?
It's not enough to not build barriers—as Christians, we're supposed to actively tear them down. Will you focus on the differences among the Body of Christ, or will you choose to tear the barriers of division down and rejoice over the work of Christ?