Christ Community Church (Brazil, IN)

What's Your Assignment? | Different Callings | Galatians 2:6-10 | with Joshua Sanders

47 min · 3. maj 2026
episode What's Your Assignment? | Different Callings | Galatians 2:6-10 | with Joshua Sanders cover

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What holds the Church together when everyone has different gifts, different passions, and different callings? In Galatians 2:6-10, Paul recounts a meeting with the most influential leaders of the early Church. And what happened in that room tells us everything about what Gospel unity is actually supposed to look like. In this message, we walk verse by verse through Galatians 2:6-10 and discover that the early church wasn't unified because everyone was doing the same thing. They were unified because they were all committed to the same Gospel and the same mission. God never called everyone to do the same thing. He gave us the same mission and different callings to carry it out.

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