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@theologyinthedirtpodcast: The church was never meant to be a spectator sport. Every member of the body has been placed by God with a purpose. If you're content to just watch, you're missing what it means to truly belong. It's time to move from consumer Christianity to contributor Christianity. What role is God calling you to play? #ChurchCommunity #Discipleship #EveryMemberMatters #BodyOfChrist

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