Dignity In All Creations

by Michael Oluwatosin OKUWOBIpublished on March 9, 2021

When we think about injustice, it involves the oppressed and the oppressor; interestingly enough, both people are loved by God and created with glory and honor. How do we both confront the indignity of injustice while preserving the dignity that God created in the human being that we’re confronting? In this week’s devotional, Pastoral resident Ashley Edelen helps us understand the depths of dignity. Offering dignity to the oppressor and preserving the oppressed’s dignity is hard to hear and live out. (Don’t miss this week’s word study on Friday; it will

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