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Monthly Column by Philippa Smyth

"Christ did not die for us that God might love us, He died because God already loved us. Love is not the result of redemption, it's the cause of it" (A.W. Tozer).
"This is the heart of the Christian message. God became a human. He was born in an ordinary stable to ordinary parents. But his was an extraordinary purpose. He came to take us to Heaven. His death was a sacrifice for our sins. Jesus was our substitute. He paid for our sins so we wouldn’t have to. Jesus’ desire was singular—to bring his children home" (Max Lucado). Continue
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