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Sermon Discussion Guide: The Shape of Freedom

Continue reflecting on “The Shape of Freedom” with questions about liberation, the Ten Commandments, Sabbath, power, neighbor-love, and faith embodied in daily life.

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We often hear the Ten Commandments as restrictions, as a list of things God will not let us do.But they begin with liberation. God has brought the Israelites out of slavery, and now God offers them a way to live together without returning to another form of bondage.This is the shape of freedom: freedom from the powers that demand our allegiance, freedom from defining ourselves by what others possess, and freedom to rest in the knowledge that our worth does not depend on endless work.If you missed Sunday’s worship service, watch the full message on RPPC’s Facebook page Roland Park Presbyterian Church #TheShapeOfFreedom #TenCommandments #SabbathRest #CuriousFaith #rolandparkpresbyterianchurch ... See MoreSee Less

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This Sunday is Youth Visibility Sunday at RPPC! 💛On the second Sunday of each month, our youth take a more visible role in worship—leading, interviewing members of our congregation through PresbyCorp, and collecting our Tangible Offering.This month, we’re collecting items for college care packages! Bring:🎃 Halloween candy🧦 Novelty socks✏️ Pens & pencils📝 Post-it notes🧴 Hand sanitizer💛 Chapstick or moisturizerJoin us Sunday at 10:30 AM as we worship, learn, give, and grow together.All are welcome. Wherever you are in your faith journey, there’s a place for you at RPPC.#rolandparkpresbyterianchurch #YouthVisibilitySunday #YouthInWorship #AllAreWelcome #FaithInCommunity #BaltimoreChurch #rolandpark ... See MoreSee Less

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When injustice feels entrenched and the forces arrayed against change seem too powerful, despair can begin to feel reasonable. But the Exodus story is not permission to sit on the sidelines. It calls us to keep working, keep striving, and keep choosing freedom.Where can you stand with people who are powerless or voiceless today? Revisit the sermon transcript and discussion guide: rolandparkchurch.org/sermons#PursuingJustice #FaithInAction #hopewithoutdespair #rolandparkpresbyterianchurch ... See MoreSee Less

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Sometimes we need someone to listen.Pastor Mark is available by appointment for pastoral care, counseling and spiritual conversation. RPPC also encourages families to let the church know when someone is hospitalized so that we can offer visits, care and prayer.Faith isn't something we're expected to navigate alone.#rppc125 #DidYouKnowWednesday #rolandparkpresbyterianchurch #pastoralcare #CommunityCare #GrowingInLove ... See MoreSee Less

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