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Yesterday, we focused on the truth that we didn’t earn our place in God’s family. Now, let’s look at how we remember that collectively.
There is so much division in the world around us. Unfortunately, even inside the family of God, there can be favoritism and a temptation to choose sides. Take a moment to think about the situations and relationships that are most difficult for you. Today’s passage from Ephesians reminds us that Jesus came to allow equal access to God within his new family.
Read Ephesians 2:11-18.
Is there a person or a group of people within the church community that you need to view differently? Take a moment to honestly reflect on your own tendency to prefer people like yourself. How can you take a step toward unity? How does Jesus’ willingness to give his life to break down dividing walls challenge you?
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About this Plan

Here's the deal. You were not placed on this planet for nothing. And you also weren't placed here for just anything. God created you with a specific plan in mind: to worship and reflect him in all you do. That is your purpose. And while it might seem daunting to live a godly life in today's culture, rest assured -- you are right where he wants you. You were made for this. This reading plan will guide you to read through two books of the Bible (Colossians and Ephesians).
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