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Let's pray.

Lord from the South Campus to the North to downtown,

Saturday evening, Sunday morning, Sunday evening.

We are your people gathered under your word now, eager for you to speak.

And so, Holy Spirit, come, I ask in the name of Jesus and control my mouth and my heart and my mind and

grant ears to hear and may the transaction be saving and strengthening and

healing and unifying and reconciling and beautifying.

In Jesus' name, Amen.

One of the 30-year theological trademarks of our church is the way we understand the relationship

between men and women in home and in the church and in society.

If you want to put a name on the way of life that we love and teach it would be

complimentarian with an E in the middle, not an I.

Built around the world, the word compliment, meaning complete or fill out, beautify.

In other words, when it comes to human sexuality,

we believe that the greatest display of God's glory and the greatest joy of human

relationships and the greatest fruitfulness in ministry come about when the deep profound differences

between men and women are embraced and celebrated as compliments of one another rather than nullified or diminished.

The intention of the word compliment or complimentarian to describe our view is to locate us in life between two kinds of errors.

The abuses of women through male domination

on the one side and the negation of gender

differences when they have beautiful significance on the other side, which means

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