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LIVE // If you’re like most teenagers, you have big ideas for life once you’re out on your own. All of us have dreamt about what to do with our freedom when we get it. But in his letter to the church in Galatia, Paul says something we might not expect: to not use that freedom for their own benefit, but for the benefit of others. Paul tells us to use freedom to serve others in love. And how do you do that? By putting others before yourself. By looking out for others’ interests above your own. By being kind and gracious. Freedom is powerful—most powerful when used to benefit the people around you. How can you serve others with your freedom today?
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When it comes to sex, we all have a certain ideas and expectations of what it should—or shouldn’t—be about. But what if all those thoughts and ideas are actually missing the mark? In this reading plan, as we take a look at God’s design for sex, we’ll discover that there’s more to it than we think.
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