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Backwards Christianity – Those who are blind see, and those who see might be blind

Humility is of utmost importance to Jesus for many reasons, not the least of which is that it allows us to see and experience new things which God is doing in our midst. If we claim to know too much about Who God is and how He acts, then we miss Him and His works; and His love and compassion.
Intro The last shall be first, part 1 Justice-Horizontal, Grace-Vertical The last shall be first, part 2 It is more blessed to give than to receive To be truly free you must be a slave, part 1 To be truly free you must be a slave, part 2 To be truly free you must be a slave, part 3 If you lose your life for my sake you will find it, part 1 If you lose your life for my sake you will find it, part 2 If you lose your life for my sake you will find it, part 3 If you lose your life for my sake you will find it, part 4

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