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  <title>How to love the people you hate</title>
  <description>We love a redemption story — until it's about someone we've actually been hurt by. Jaime Lannister? Sure. Darth Vader? Fine. The Grinch? We gave him a musical. But the person who wronged us in real life? That's a different conversation.  In Acts 9, the early church had to answer one of the most defining questions a community can ask: Will we love God more than we hate our enemies? This week at Canvas, Travis walks through the story of Saul — the early church's most hated person — and Ananias, the ordinary believer whose one yes changed the trajectory of Christianity forever. We'll explore what it looks like to be a family that makes room for the person nobody expected.  Three things we'll unpack: 01. Who we call &amp;quot;lost,&amp;quot; God calls &amp;quot;loved.&amp;quot; 02. Radical grace will likely cost you your reputation. 03. Choose to measure people by their highest calling, not their lowest moment.  If you've been carrying real hurt from a real person — this one's for you. And if you've ever wondered whether you're too far gone for God to use — this one's for you too. </description>
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