Increasing Awareness of Forgiveness and Biblical Reconciliation at Connection Point Church, Kansas City, Missouri

Gary Brian Stone

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Increasing Awareness of Forgiveness and Biblical Reconciliation at Connection Point Church, Kansas City, Missouri

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Gary Brian Stone. Increasing Awareness of Forgiveness and Biblical Reconciliation At Connection Point Church, Kansas City, Missouri. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/78327123-6506-47e5-9cfc-e9471dabcbdf?locale=pt-BR.

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G. B. Stone. Increasing Awareness of Forgiveness and Biblical Reconciliation at Connection Point Church, Kansas City, Missouri. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/78327123-6506-47e5-9cfc-e9471dabcbdf?locale=pt-BR

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Gary Brian Stone. Increasing Awareness of Forgiveness and Biblical Reconciliation At Connection Point Church, Kansas City, Missouri. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/78327123-6506-47e5-9cfc-e9471dabcbdf?locale=pt-BR.

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Gary Brian Stone

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This project seeks to guide members of Connection Point Church in Kansas City, Missouri, to live in the healing and freedom of the gospel to extend love and forgiveness to those who have sinned against them. Chapter 1 presents the history and ministry context of Connection Point Church and the goal of this project. Chapter 2 provides an exegesis of three primary passages of Scripture (2 Cor 5:18-21; Eph 4:31–5:2; Matt 18:21-35) to show that every Christian can experience the healing and freedom offered in the gospel and be empowered to extend kindness and forgiveness toward the person who sinned against them. Chapter 3 explores the history of interpersonal forgiveness and demonstrates the unique gospel-centered approach of this project. Chapter 4 describes the project itself, recounting the content and preaching methodology of the specific sermon series and take-home work. Chapter 5 evaluates the project's efficacy based on the completion of the specified goals. Ultimately, this project seeks to equip Christians with a deeper understanding and experience with the gospel so they can heal from the hurt of sins against them, find freedom from an offense, extend kindness and forgiveness toward the person who has hurt them and display the gospel and the glory of God to those around them.

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