A group of teenagers slipped out for a cigarette during the break and came back to class convinced that a sausage sandwich would cover every trace. That schoolboy memory opens a reflection on the First Letter of John (1 John 1) about the God who is light, and about the dark side of the moon that each of us prefers to keep hidden. The sermon explains why confessing sin is not a one-time act, and why Christianity was never meant to be lived alone. Listen if you are tired of pretending that everything about you is fine.
Sincerity
Values That Make Us #BetterTogether
It’s best when we’re together, but we all know that sometimes it’s hard to get along, and it seems like being alone might be better. That’s exactly why we need to learn how to live together, and this summer we’ll be exploring the values that make being together the best.
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