
When We Are Around People We Don’t Connect With
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When We’re Around People We Don’t Connect With
Sometimes we find ourselves around people
we wouldn’t choose to be around—
and we don’t feel much connection to them.
But Acts speaks to these moments.
And it names this:
“We too are his offspring…
We are God’s offspring.” (Acts 17:28–29)
That doesn’t erase our differences.
We don’t look the same,
think the same,
believe the same,
or move through the world in the same way.
Yet scripture reminds us
that we share one source.
That we are a part of
the same reality—
where “we live and move and have our being.” (Acts 17:28)
So the question is:
Will we dare to believe
that what we share
is deeper than what separates us?
Will we begin to see one another
not just as different,
but as connected?
As belonging
to the same human family?
Sometimes that feels unlikely.
Sometimes it even feels impossible.
And yet—
we are invited to believe
that it is possible—
because with God,
all things are possible.
I’m Horace McMillon.
This is 60 Seconds of Hope.
Peace be with you.
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