I'm surprisingly unconcerned with what people in my church believe. Beliefâ€â€°is going to be influenced by all sorts of things that I have nothing to do with, so I don't feel responsible for that. I'm responsible for what they hearâ€â€°–â€â€°and hearing the gospel, the good news about who God is, slowly forms us over time. Nadia BolzWeber
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