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WITH - Wk 1 "Life Under God"

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Were we created to simply obey God, or to walk with Him? In this opening message of our WITH series, we go back to the Garden of Eden and discover God's original design was never about religion, fear, or checking boxes - it was always about relationship. Together, we'll explore how the fall created distance between humanity and God, why living a "Life Under God" leaves us striving and exhausted, and how Jesus invites us back into communion and friendship with Him. The good news? God still desired to dwell with His people and walk with us every day.

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