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Category Archives: Love
Loves musical crescendo!
Here is a life touched by the never-ceasing love of God in Christ. Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Community, God's Love, Love, Love Wins, Radical love
Tagged how to understand ove, Love, Love defined, what is love?
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How to be a caring friend
Guidelines for being a caring friend – especially when offering counsel to others.
Answers won’t help if we don’t understand the actual problem. Sympathetic and discerning ears are key to caring for others. Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Accountability, Call to ministry, Christian Counselor, Christian life, Counseling, friendship, Holistic ministry, Love, mentorship, Wisdom
Tagged Christian counseling, Counseling, help with counseling others, how to be a caring friend, how to help others, mentorship
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Do everything in love
Emphasis, examples, and definitions of love that I need to review often. Continue reading
Is salvation eternally secure?
Are you equipped to explain eternal salvation? Is it possible to lose one’s salvation?
6 Resources to help you help others. Continue reading
An act of mercy to stop gossip
we gossip against them when we tell third parties what they have no business knowing. We act in mercy when we act in their good—to stop gossip rather than pass it on, to overlook offenses rather than make them known, to set aside unconfirmed information rather than believe it. Continue reading
Love is patient and kind
Significant relationship improvement in two qualities… Continue reading
Posted in Broken Relationships, God's Patience, God's Love, Kindness, Love, Patience, Relationships
Tagged help for relationships, Love, what is love
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Unless you become like little children?
Becoming childlike is not a reference to being “innocent as a child” or having the “simple faith of a child”. So what does it mean? Continue reading
Posted in attitudes of unity, Church Leadership, Community, Disciple-making, Elders, elders in the Church, Emerging Leaders, Humility, Kingdom, Leadership, Love, Poor in spirit, Pride
Tagged greatest in the kingdom, Humble, humility and salvation, Kingdom of Jesus, Matthew 18, Poor in spirit
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Can we earn God’s forgiveness?
We will never forgive others to the extent that Continue reading
Posted in Forgiveness, God's Love, Love, Mercy, Wisdom
Tagged can we earn God's forgiveness?, Forgiven people forgive others, Hard to forgive
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Love must be earned
Unable to pinpoint the cause of her unrest, Lindy finally broke. She hit a wall and admitted failure…personal, marital, parental, social, and to her dismay, even spiritual. Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Child Abuse, Childhood trauma, Fathers, Love, Parenting, Parenting teens, Wisdom
Tagged distant father, earning love, troubled upbringing
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