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Tag: Love
Help to Live Out the Truth
So, if we want to live out the truth, how do we do that? Paul had some good suggestions in a letter to Timothy.
Fear? No Fear?
Love and fear are mutually exclusive, so let's learn how to let love drive out our fear
Keep Up the Good Work
Love God. Love people. Easy to say. Sometimes difficult to do. Always worth the effort.
Are You Surprised?
Would it surprise you if I said that evil hates good, or that love is better than hate?
New? Old? Does It Matter?
Let's make sure that we know how to walk in the light, and not get tied up in details that can pull us off-track
Time for a Check-Up
Learning about love is one thing, but it doesn't make a difference until we decide how to practice it
Pretty Good, or the Best?
Filling up on whatever you see first may mean you miss out on something better
Time to Grow Up and Think About Others
After a while, self-focused children are expected to grow up and mature into adults that see a bigger picture
Not Sticking Around
Things that won't be around after a while usually aren't a good investment
How Do You Feel About Love?
How does love fit into your life, personally?
Something Even Better
Paul's vision for the church in Corinth seemed pretty impressive, but then he said that there was something even better
Yielding vs. Taking
Freedoms given by Jesus Christ can't be taken away by anyone, but there are times when it's loving to yield our rights for the good of others
A Reasonable Balance
Paul offers some practical advice for those walking the line between rules and rights
“It’s a Free Country”
Not everything we are free to do is wise or loving
Loving, or Merely Acceptable?
Could it be that an attachment to rights or rules is crowding out our relationships?
When Spoilers Are OK
While we shouldn't ruin the "big reveal" of novels or movies, there are times when we need to tell others how things are going to end up
So, What’s the Key?
If following Jesus' commands is important, how did He sum them up for His disciples?
Both Cause and Effect?
Like Jesus' love for people, our love for Him is made visible through our actions
Why Do You Ask?
Do we ask questions that we already know the answer to, hoping to find a loophole or exception for ourselves?
Those Who Sin Differently 