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As we see ourselves reflected in the mirror through the message of the Gospel, God integrates our fractured identity so that we can turn to see the oprhan for who they truly are, and invite the same healing into their sense of identity.
I. Seeing the orphan
II. Seeing ourselves
III. Remembering who we are
“You cannot lead a child to a place of healing if you do not know the way yourself.” – Dr. Karyn Purvis
Series Date: 4/27/2025
Series Summary: Starting April 27th, Four God So Loved invites us to remember God's love for four particular groups of people: the poor, the foreigner, the orphan and the widow, also known as the "quartet of the vulnerable. " Throughout Scripture, God demonstrates a special concern for the wellbeing of this quartet and calls his people to do the same. God not only remembers their vulnerability and cries for justice, he also works to "re-member" them back into community so that they can live as equal members within the Body of Christ. God’s love for this quartet grounds and shapes our own calling to love and re-member the vulnerable in our own communities.
