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God uses people to form you into His image.
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God uses people to form you into His image.

A graphic on how community refines us as God shapes Christlike character over time.

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  • Community doesn’t just support us, it refines us. God uses conversations and even conflict to form Christlike character over time.
  • People aren't just an appendage to our lives. They're a vital source of God's refining work, forming us more into His image.

Keywords

Holiness, Relationships, Community

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