Living as salt and light means flavoring the world around us with the love of God. But how can we manifest Kingdom culture in our cities if we’re too busy judging people? How can we be a safe place for others when our opinions get in the way of trusting connection? Pastor Eric Johnson invites us to a shift in perspective: what if, instead of an “us vs. them” mentality, we started thinking like “we”? When align with Heaven in the way we view and love non-believers, we’ll find ourselves with renewed favor and influence--places of refuge for the ones God loves.
Living as salt and light means flavoring the world around us with the love of God. But how can we manifest Kingdom culture in our cities if we’re too busy judging people? How can we be a safe place for others when our opinions get in the way of trusting connection? Pastor Eric Johnson invites us to a shift in perspective: what if, instead of an “us vs. them” mentality, we started thinking like “we”? When align with Heaven in the way we view and love non-believers, we’ll find ourselves with renewed favor and influence--places of refuge for the ones God loves.
- Bethel
- church
A podcast by
Bethel Redding
Sharing our weekly Sunday sermon to encourage and inspire your faith journey.
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.