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The speaker says grace is “a passage, as a breach,” and names the message “The Body Breach.”
The breach was necessary
The first stated point is “how necessary the breach was.” The message uses John 15:13 and speaks of Christ’s grace becoming the passage.
Christ took the heat
The next stated point is “Christ took the heat,” with 1 Peter 2:24 read in connection with Christ bearing sin.
Grace made the way
The sermon says, “Grace made the way. Grace became our passage,” and cites Hebrews 10:19–20. It calls listeners to become pathways for others and to create access through obstacles.
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“Christ’s grace became our passage.”
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“The breach was necessary.”
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“Christ took the heat.”
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“Grace made the way.”
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