Racial Equality
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Equality is a much-used term in the secular world, but in a biblical context, we’re all equal when we’re one in Christ. Being born again makes us new creations, and causes old divisions and distinctions based on race, nationality, or gender to pass away. Being equal doesn’t mean being the same, but being united as one, despite our differences. When Jesus came, He leveled the playing field for everyone.
Released on 29 Jan 2026
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