Everyone who believes is charged with the responsibility to take the gospel across cultural boundaries.
In Acts 10, we see God take Peter past his cultural and even theological boundaries in order to preach the gospel to a community of people Peter had considered unclean.
God knows your weaknesses, and He has made allowances for them, but you must be willing to have your paradigm challenged by the Word of God.
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