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Do not say you don’t see color. Because in order for you to say you don’t see color, how would you know someone has a color that you can’t see? Now the intent may be pure and it is to say, “I treat everyone the same regardless of color.” So just do that. You don’t have to announce love to show it.
God created us to see color, but He didn’t create us to see color first. It’s always been man’s nature to look at appearance but it’s God’s will that we look at the heart. God made me and God made you, and He made us different colors.
Step🚶🏽♂️4: Acknowledge your brother’s or sister’s color.
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What’s reconciliation? It’s “the restoration of friendly relations.” Biblically it is the restoration of right relationship. It’s all about relationships. It’s God’s desire for us to be restored to right relationship with Him, and reconciliation is that process. That is the Gospel, that Jesus reconciled us back to the Father.
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