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In his message, Chuck reflects on the hate-filled rhetoric in the world and the violence it breeds. He acknowledges the challenges faced by Christians, noting that the church's role is not to stop the hate but to remain faithful to Christ’s teachings. Chuck highlights Jesus' example of speaking truth despite not being heard and emphasizes the importance of listening, loving the marginalized, and staying committed to hope. He urges Christians to focus on following Jesus’ example, offering peace and care for others, especially in difficult times, and to live in the hope that God provides each day.

 

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Luke 9:10-17

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Luke 21:5-9