Have you ever been denied an opportunity or refused a fair hearing or even lost a job

based on the color of your skin, your gender, your age, your religious beliefs, or maybe even your weight?

If so, you know the sting of being prejudged of prejudice.

What do you do when prejudice happens to you?

How do you respond?

How do you overcome that pain? how do you keep it from poisoning your soul?

Welcome to this edition of Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

The mission of these daily programs is to intentionally disciple Christians

through the Bible teaching of Chip Ingram.

And boy, Chip's addressing a big hot button issue as we dive back into a series

unstuck. Whether it's racial, cultural, or religious, prejudice can leave us with

scars that may never fully heal so today Chip's going to help

us biblically respond to bias and intolerance. But before it gets going let me

encourage you to use Chip's message notes while you listen.

It'll help you get the most out of what you're about to hear.

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Well, if you have a Bible, go now to Ephesians chapter 2, starting in verse 11,

as we join Chip with his message overcoming the pain of prejudice.

Lean back, if you will, feel free. overcoming the pain of prejudice.

Lean back if you will feel free to even close your eyes if you feel the freedom. I want to walk through some prisons that we're in and as I do all I want you to do in the next three or four minutes

is ask yourself, which of these invisible chains

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