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Category Archives: Love one another
Why it’s important for Christians to come together in heart-felt community.
In John 17, Jesus seems to tie the unity of Christians to the world believing that He is truly sent from God. Jesus prayed: “My prayer is not for them alone (His first disciples). I pray also for those who … Continue reading
Skin color, statues, & stuff
Skin color’s a dumb thing to focus on! So much pain was released when it became a way of evaluating people. Let’s quit judging people by their “color.” Eye color, hair color, skin color; does any of it really matter? … Continue reading
Posted in healing racism, love, Love one another, racial healing, racial reconciliation, racism, Uncategorized, unity
Tagged history, protests, race, racial tension, statue, violence, Virginia
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12 steps for one another groups
The founders of Alcoholics Anonymous established 12 steps to help people overcome an addiction to alcohol. As the program gained success, various support groups for other addictions began to apply the steps for their own needs. In 50-something places the … Continue reading
Posted in celebrate recovery, cell groups, encounter group, encouragement, house church, Love one another, NA, NA meetings, Narcotics Anonymous, one another, one anothering, open sharing, organic chruch, overcoming depression, Overeaters Anonymous, recovery quotes
Tagged 12 steps, AA, Alcoholics Anonymous, Christian recovery group, one another verses, recovery, spiritual formation, support groups, twelve steps
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“God loves everybody,” but what’s that mean?
Some folks talk about God’s love to try to justify their rebellion against His love. They say things like, “Love wins,” and “God loves everybody,” but what do they mean? Is God’s love a blind sweetness that ignores our faults, condones our … Continue reading
Posted in bearing with one another in love, Crazy Love, definition of love, extremist for love, heart-felt love, love flag, love is patient, Love one another, love the Lord your God, love your enemies, love your neighbor as yourself, perfect love casts out fear, radical love, speaking the truth in love, true love, Uncategorized, way of love, where there is hatred let me sow love
Tagged God loves everybody, God so loved the world, God's love, love of God, Love Wins, what is love
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Humble, heart to heart connections
When you connect heart to heart with people; love looks beyond your differences. Perhaps church could meet to let people connect heart to heart and to apply what they they already know about God and His love. The Call To Worship could be: … Continue reading
Love or sentimentalism?
Let’s move beyond sentimentalism to love! If you’re impatient; it’s sentimentalism, not love. If you’re unkind; it’s sentimentalism, not love. If you’re envious; it’s sentimentalism, not love. If you’re boast; it’s sentimentalism,not love. If you’re proud; it’s sentimentalism, not love. … Continue reading
Posted in agape, bearing with one another in love, Crazy Love, definition of love, extremist for love, God's love, Greek word for, Greek words, heart-felt love, love is patient, love means, Love one another, love your enemies, love your neighbor as yourself, love yourself, speaking the truth in love, true love, Uncategorized, way of love, where there is hatred let me sow love
Tagged 1 Corinthians 13, Christianity, love, love chapter, Love Wins, power of love
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America needs “J” for JOY
I made a “J” (for “joy”) with my hand in front of a map of America. We have relentlessly pursued happiness — but somehow we have missed out on joy. Happiness depends on happy happenings; but joy flows from deep … Continue reading
Posted in bear one another's burdens, Crazy Love, deny yourself, forgive us our trespasses, hate, hate speech, joy unspeakable, love, Love one another, love your enemies, love your neighbor as yourself, name calling, negative campaigning, race, racial reconciliation, reconciliation, self-denial, Uncategorized, unity
Tagged America, answers, forgiveness, hope, joy, Make America great again, politics, violence
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