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Unwanted Fraternity

Author: Greg and Jen Tonkinson

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A coed fraternity of broken people who understand one another simply because of our circumstances. If you are unquestionably broken, you are not alone. This won’t take the pain away, but it may help to know there are hosts of people and God Himself who understand what you’re feeling. One day death will be swallowed up where there is no more. Until then, Jesus knows your pain and wants to walk with you in it - and so do we. Welcome to the Unwanted Fraternity.
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In this episode, Greg and Jen discuss the I AM statement "I am the Door".  The focus is on Jesus being the Shepherd who protects his sheep and guides them through life.
As we continue the series entitled Who is God in your Grief? The I Am statements and how they can grow you closer to God and allow for healing from your loss, we discuss the I AM statement, "I am the Light of the World".  Join Greg and Jen as they share their own experiences and point listeners back to the Bible.
 Today we are starting a new series entitled Who is God in your Grief? The I Am statements and how they can grow you closer to God and allow for healing from your loss. This series will take us through some of the I AM statements of Jesus and will give us insight from those powerful moments where He reveals not just what He does, but who He is. 
In this final episode of the series, Greg and Jen explore the calling placed on every believer: to be ambassadors for Christ. Speaking directly to those navigating grief, they share a message of hope—that your pain does not disqualify you from purpose, and that God can powerfully use your story.
Your identity in Christ is powerful. You are redeemed and truly free. Because of His work, the bondage of sin no longer has authority over your life. In this episode, Greg and Jen unpack the freedom and deep peace that come from embracing the beauty of your redemption in Christ—and what it means to live from that truth every day.
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