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Intentionality With Our Neighbors — iWork4Him
About 10 years ago Martha decided that if we wanted to live in a loving neighborhood, we needed to be loving. I am challenging you to realize that the people in your neighborhood need to meet Jesus too.
Jim Brangenberg,
The World Needs the Heartbreak You Risk - Bravester
A story of inspiration. Inspiration is a beginning. But inspiration is still safe. Application is the change, and that is not safe.
Brenda Seefeldt Amodea,
Loving Your Neighbor: the Story of Shelley — Nicole O'Meara
Shelley was an exceptional example of what it looks like to obey the second greatest commandment: love your neighbor as yourself. (Matt 22:39). We all need to be loved and cheered on, especially when we are suffering and feeling alone. We need to be reminded that we are unique and worthy of friends
Nicole O'Meara,
The World Needs the Heartbreak You Risk - Bravester
A story of inspiration. Inspiration is a beginning. But inspiration is still safe. Application is the change, and that is not safe.
Brenda Seefeldt Amodea,
I Choose to See You Not as a Monster - Bravester
These algorithms that feed us this divisive junk are selling you emotional manipulation of dehumanization. Jesus showed us a better way.
Brenda Seefeldt Amodea,
Apartment Living is Mission Field Ready — iWork4Him
Apartments used to be close together with common space on the roof or a courtyard. Today, you can literally come and go in many apartment complexes and never see your neighbor. Churches across this country have regular attenders who live in rental housing but are they living with a missional mindse
Jim Brangenberg,
How should you view interracial relationships?
Galatians 3:28:"There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus."Matthew 22:39: “And the second is like it: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourselfWhites and Blacks, Asians and Europeans, and Native Americans and...
Hannah Britanico,
Rainy Night in Georgia...aka Where is God When It Rains? - After the Altar Call
Hello World!!! I must confess…As a single person, it is easy to get self-centered…after all, you pay bills for one, you eat with one, you wake up with one…so it only makes sense you wouldn’t be very much concerned with anyone — except me, myself & I… But last week, as it rained, rained, rained and […]
Jacqueline J. Holness,
“Open?” (cont.)
Continuing about the church, or churches; a church really is about the people inside the walls. The structure only facilitates those people coming together to learn about God and worship him. They …
Mark Brady,
A Metaphor Regarding Forgiveness - Divorce Minister
“And the second [greatest commandment] is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’” -Jesus in Matthew 22:39, NIV Even with the betrayal being fresh, religious people are apt to tell a faithful spouse of their obligation to forgive their adulterous spouse. The charge of “unforgiving” or “bitter” are always close at hand for religious people … Continue reading “A Metaphor Regarding Forgiveness”
David Derksen,

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