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1. We celebrate different cultures because that’s what eternity will be like.
2. It won’t look like our expression of worship. It’ll every nation, tribe, and tongue.
3. We’ll think some worshipers are too stoic. Some too extreme.
4. But there’s beauty in the differences. There’s beauty in the diversity.
5. Happy Indigenous Peoples Day.
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1. We celebrate different cultures because that’s what eternity will be like. 2. It won’t look like our expression of worship. It’ll every nation, tribe, and tongue. 3. We’ll think some worshipers are too stoic. Some too extreme. 4. But there’s beauty in the differences. There’s beauty in the diversity. 5. Happy Indigenous Peoples Day.

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  • The diversity we see on earth isn't an accident or an obstacle. It's a preview. Eternity will be filled with every nation, tribe, and tongue worshiping together.
  • The differences between cultures aren't something to overcome on the way to unity. They're part of the beauty of what God is building. Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!

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Indigenous Peoples Day, Native American Heritage Month

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