God's love is what allows our relationships to thrive...
God’s Reliable Love – March 21, 2025 (146/350)
Worth And Respect – February 6-7, 2025 (42/365)
Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves.
Transformed By Christ: God’s Genuine, Everlasting Love (Romans 12, pt4) – June 15, 2024 (174/365)
The content reflects on the teachings from Romans 12, emphasizing gratitude for Christ's gift, embracing humility, and celebrating the diversity of gifts within the body of Christ. It urges genuine love, humility, and overcoming evil with good, highlighting the impossibility of expressing genuine love without Christ as our Savior.
Vulnerability – May 16, 2024 (135/365)
The text emphasizes finding personal comfort and peace through faith and the presence of Christ. It highlights the coexistence of problems and peace, ultimately emphasizing Christ's role in providing and embodying peace. The author seeks to internalize and acknowledge this peace in the midst of life's challenges.
The Way with Discipleship / Compassion LPC pt3b (132/365)
The early followers of Christ, known as "The Way," faced opposition but were rooted in hope and empowered by the Holy Spirit. Their commission to make disciples is empowered by Christ's authority. Discipleship is a lifestyle, marked by faithful and consistent learning and application, not a mere activity. Love and discipleship are natural, not competitive, expressions of faith.
Patient Zero (Addressing Another Epidemic, Aftermath) – March 15, 2024 (82/365)
The speaker reflects on a recent talk with students, expressing frustration at their lack of attention. They deliver tough love, emphasizing consequences of actions and the enduring love of Jesus. The speaker's emotional burden is also discussed, leading to a reminder of God's love and resilience. The post ends with a declaration of survival and blessings.
Nothing Yet Everything – March 06, 2024 (73/365)
The movie "Kingdom of Heaven" is referenced, drawing a parallel between the value of Jerusalem and a biblical passage about asking for God's gifts. The writer reflects on how the Holy Spirit helps appreciate what we have, and contrasts loving money with pursuing righteousness. The text emphasizes the abiding presence of the Holy Spirit, offering a perspective of eternal significance and contentment.
After Love – February 24, 2024 (55/365)
In a heartfelt message, a teacher reflects on sharing the concept of love with students during Chapel Time. Emphasizing that understanding God's love is essential to loving others, he encourages appreciation for the unique experiences and potential in every individual. The message concludes with a prayer for blessings and a call to trust in the Lord.
Before Love – February 13, 2024 (44/365)
In a recent message, the speaker delved into the intertwining of love, trust, and God through biblical passages from 1 Corinthians and Exodus. Emphasizing God's love as embodied in Jesus Christ, the discussion revisited the concept of God as a jealous God, stressing His unwavering devotion to humanity. The reflection underscores the trustworthiness of God, rooted in His unyielding love.
No Ordinary Love – February 11, 2024 (42/365)
Amid personal turmoil and global uncertainty, the author reflects on the profound nature of love as a guiding force. Drawing from 1 John 4:7-19, they emphasize the divine origin of love and the imperative to love one another. Stressing the transformative power of God's love, they challenge readers to exemplify selfless, enduring love in their relationships.
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