The thread that runs through this conversation is simple and demanding: welcome one another as Christ welcomed you. That single line in Romans 15 becomes a lens for church culture, worship, and daily mission. We name the reality of church hurt without flinching, but we refuse to abandon the church Jesus loves. Hope, not hype, grounds the whole message. Real hope does not ride the rollercoaster of circumstance; it anchors in Christ. When highs swell and lows sting, a Christian

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