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Pastor Robert
Soto Reflects On The Subject Of:
Reconciliation .... [Part IV]
In October of 1999, I
was introduced to the Warriors for Christ out of Montana. After that, little by
little I was introduced to other Native ministries and started to hear this new
word called "contextualized ministry". I figured that was what the
Lord had called me to do so long ago. I started to attend some of the rallies
and functions. I enjoyed what I was seeing and hearing. Then I started hearing
about Reconciliation. Reconciliation was not a new word in my Christian
vocabulary. But what I was seeing and experiencing in some of these conferences
was not what I was reading in my Bible.
In one meeting, the name of Jesus we never mentioned less the audience be
offended and leave. Reconciliation can only happen through a relationship with
Jesus Christ which restores our relationship with God. (Romans 5:10) Without
Christ, we have no reconciliation. We can talk about reconciliation until we are
blue in the face. We can hug and cry over each other's shoulders and call
ourselves brothers and sisters, but without Christ, there is no reconciliation.
The message of reconciliation is not the message of world peace and harmony, but
the message of peace in our heart through the message of salvation given to us
through Jesus Christ. As I read the passages in my Bible that deal with the
issue of reconciliation, I see that without Christ, you have no reconciliation.
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Pastor Robert Soto, Lipan Apache |
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