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If I could've changed myself, I would have changed myself. That's why I need Jesus.
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If I could've changed myself, I would have changed myself. That's why I need Jesus.

A graphic reminding your congregation that we are not called to be perfect but to lean on Jesus for real change.

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Caption ideas

  • Christians aren't called to be perfect. They're called to lean on Jesus. He brings the positive change.
  • The Church isn't full of hypocrites, because we never pretended to be perfect in the first place. The whole point of the Church is that we're leaning on Jesus, not on our own righteousness.

Keywords

Holiness, Humility

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