My Neighbors Glasses

Devotional readings of the Bible from diverse perspectives. #seeGodclearly

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When we read the #Bible in a diversity community, we can #seeGodclearly

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What kind of leader was John preparing the way for? Hear some fresh thoughts on Luke 3. https://t.co/helQGGm1nG

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"God, through His word, reminds us that even La Virgen Maria kind of lost her child once."@dianalalatina https://t.co/8wfS1Ctya0

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The first time I've ever thought of Mary as a black mama... https://t.co/UYQyiU8qC4 Thanks Devin H.

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Fresh lenses on the blog this week! https://t.co/009dQX9Bzf

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Loved this post on Decolonized Discipleship. We found it hard but healing. https://t.co/2wEijfkJR3

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Mary's song speaks to the great reversal, the last first and the first last: a new Kingdom that will shake up our own.

Read four #advent reflections on #Mary and the #Magnificat https://t.co/vss12YGkD3

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Luke 1:26-56—Mary, the Mother of Christ https://t.co/Nmmg6yTimm

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What name has God given you?

What has He set you apart for?

Read three diverse reflections on John the Baptist on the blog. #seegodclearly

#advent https://t.co/yUHbfc05ki

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Luke 1:5-25—The Birth of John the Baptist https://t.co/yUHbfc05ki

[Devin Tressler @devinthinks]

I was fascinated by the End Times as a child. So it's a treat to get to reflect on Rev. 7 this week on @seegodclearly blog. We don't know what we'll eat in heaven, but we know we'll recognize each others' ethnicities. https://t.co/hgN01K9Vtx

[everybody’s mom @emilyjanehubb]

Oh hey y’all, I️ wrote something here. https://t.co/YoyxEJrKkZ

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Diverse authors reflect on Rev. 7, the multiethnic and multilinguistic multitude before God's throne. @Ghub1 @emilyjanehubb @devinthinks #seegodclearly https://t.co/1lPbgVwME8

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God made you WHO you are and WHERE you are "for just such a time as this"—Read 4 diverse authors on Esther 4. https://t.co/moC4t55fMk

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Her willingness to expose her sin led to her being exposed to something greater: grace. https://t.co/DBGHWtGeXt @yourjimshorts

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"In desperation God gives confidence. I'm thankful to share the feet of Jesus with the 'sinful woman'" https://t.co/QDitsjWawi

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An unexpected dinner guest washes Jesus' feet with her tears. 3 diverse perspectives on the "sinful woman" of Luke 7 https://t.co/VNQKOdtWlS

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The Church needs this today: Pray for eyes to see the “dishonored parts” of His body. https://t.co/h1XpmC9kXc

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Spend time today thinking about how Christians different from you contribute to the Body of Christ.

[Scott Sauls @scottsauls]

When you adopt a "third way" / "grace-and-truth" / "law and love" posture on contested issues, you'll be misunderstood.

Do it anyway.

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How do you have unity with those whom you disagree with? How do you discern the differences between convictions and opinions?