In this first episode of Together #forSalem, Jon and Aaron talk about how weird things are right now and how we can still be neighbors who are for each other even in this new normal.
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“Jesus would never accept me. Look at what I’ve done.” Who told you that? We’re here to tell you: They are wrong. Jesus hung out with people like you (us!)… The Uninterested, the Stressed, the Doubting, the Alone, the Different, the Failing… the list goes on. In FACT, Jesus didn’t just “hang out…” he ACCEPTED people like you (and us). In this first “episode” of Accepted, we’ll look at how Jesus views those who question. We hope you’ll be pleasantly surprised.
Sure, it’s great to have people you like. It’s fun to enjoy, parties, celebrations, and hanging out. But what about when life is hard? It seems so easy go from up to down, so quickly that we get discouraged. And then there are the really big things: cancer, losing a loved one…? Well in this episode, we provide an answer… And it’s actually one of the core beliefs Christians have had since before they were called Christians. Watch and listen to find out what it is, and why it’s worth considering…
We’re halfway through our series. And it’s probably good to admit this: Better together doesn’t always seem better. Be with anyone long enough and they will hurt you. So what are our options? Nag and complain? Isolate ourselves? Close emotions off to any real, meaningful relationship? Well, sure… you could. But, we propose a different way. And, if you can make it happen… every single relationship you have will be better, which will make your life better. It’s one of the secrets to a happy life… Listen or watch to find out what we mean. We promise, it’ll be worth your time… money back guarantee.
To be “Better Together” we have to admit that we are “Worse Alone”… that we can’t do life by ourselves. Because really, admitting that we are worse off on our own means we are admitting that we are lacking something. So, often we choose isolation to protect ourselves. But maybe there’s a better way. Maybe we can be better together by doing something that’s simple, but also can be difficult at first. Once we do, we truly discover our design for relationships and a better way of doing life… together. Listen / watch to find out what we mean.
