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United in a singular passion
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People are changed
acts
Some aren’t
WERE ONE
TOLD HIS STORY
Fear!
Torn by fear
I can do that
Bob Goff - chapter three, kid asking to use property to ask girl to marry him.
Becoming more than you can imagine
Invitation Ministries - Nick and Carmen
Love Does
“Those who are loved by God, let his love continually pour from you to one another, because God is love.
Everyone who loves is fathered by God and experiences an intimate knowledge of him.
The one who doesn’t love has yet to know God, for God is love.
The light of God’s love shined within us when he sent his matchless Son into the world so that we might live through him.
This is love: He loved us long before we loved him.
It was his love, not ours.
He proved it by sending his Son to be the pleasing sacrificial offering to take away our sins.
Delightfully loved ones, if he loved us with such tremendous love, then “loving one another” should be our way of life!
No one has ever gazed upon the fullness of God’s splendor.
But if we love one another, God makes his permanent home in us, and we make our permanent home in him, and his love is brought to its full expression in us.
And he has given us his Spirit within us so that we can have the assurance that he lives in us and that we live in him.
Moreover, we have seen with our own eyes and can testify to the truth that Father God has sent his Son to be the Savior of the world.
Those who give thanks that Jesus is the Son of God live in God, and God lives in them.
We have come into an intimate experience with God’s love, and we trust in the love he has for us.
God is love!
Those who are living in love are living in God, and God lives through them.
By living in God, love has been brought to its full expression in us so that we may fearlessly face the day of judgment, because all that Jesus now is, so are we in this world.
Love never brings fear, for fear is always related to punishment.
But love’s perfection drives the fear of punishment far from our hearts.
Whoever walks constantly afraid of punishment has not reached love’s perfection.
Our love for others is our grateful response to the love God first demonstrated to us.
Anyone can say, “I love God,” yet have hatred toward another believer.
This makes him a phony, because if you don’t love a brother or sister, whom you can see, how can you truly love God, whom you can’t see?
For he has given us this command: whoever loves God must also demonstrate love to others.”
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To you whom I love I say, let us go on loving one another, for love comes from God.
Every man who truly loves is God’s son and knows him.
But the man who does not love cannot know him at all, for God is love.
To us, the greatest demonstration of God’s love for us has been his sending his only Son into the world to give us life through him.
We see real love, not in the fact that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son to make personal atonement for our sins.
If God loved us as much as that, surely we, in our turn, should love each other!
It is true that no human being has ever had a direct vision of God.
Yet if we love each other God does actually live within us, and his love grows in us towards perfection.
And the guarantee of our living in him and his living in us is the share of his own Spirit which he gives us.
We ourselves are eye-witnesses able and willing to testify to the fact that the Father did send the Son to save the world.
Everyone who acknowledges that Jesus is the Son of God finds that God lives in him, and he lives in God So have we come to know and trust the love God has for us.
God is love, and the man whose life is lived in love does, in fact, live in God, and God does, in fact, live in him.
So our love for him grows more and more, filling us with complete confidence for the day when he shall judge all men—for we realise that our life in this world is actually his life lived in us.
Love contains no fear— indeed fully-developed love expels every particle of fear, for fear always contains some of the torture of feeling guilty.
The man who lives in fear has not yet had his love perfected.
Yes, we love because he first loved us.
If a man says, “I love God” and hates his brother, he is a liar.
For if he does not love the brother before his eyes how can he love the one beyond his sight?
And in any case it is his explicit command that the one who loves God must love his brother too.
Phillips, J.B.. New Testament in Modern English (p.
506).
Touchstone.
Kindle Edition.
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Love Does
CHAPTER 3
RYAN IN LOVE
I used to think being loved was the greatest thing to think about, but now I know love is never satisfied just thinking about it.
We have a house down by the water, and there’s a little grass path where couples hold hands and walk along the bay front.
My wife and I sit on the back porch and hold hands a lot too as we watch the couples meander by.
We’re close enough to the water that they wave to us, and we wave back, a nostalgic snippet from another time where people waved to each other during slow walks.
This is how I met Ryan.
One day, Ryan came walking down the path all alone.
Ryan waved to us and we waved back like we did to everyone.
But instead of moving on, Ryan just stood there on the path, waving and not moving.
Because he kept waving, we kept waving.
It was a little awkward, honestly.
I wondered if perhaps this young man wanted to talk, so to break the tension, I made the short walk from the porch to the path to say hello.
“Hi there, how’s it going?”
I said, reaching out to shake his hand and give him a break from all the waving.
“Hi, I’m Ryan and I’m in love,” he said confidently.
Ryan had that glazed-over look that smitten guys get.
“Well, Ryan, that’s just great!
Congratulations.”
“No, no . . .
that’s not why I came,” Ryan stammered.
“What I wanted to say is that I walk by your house all the time . . .
and I have this girlfriend, you see . . .
and . .
.”
He paused.
“I want to know if it would be okay . .
.”
He paused again.
“. . .
if I asked my girlfriend to marry me in your backyard?”
He talked like he had been holding his breath for quite some time.
I was taken aback by this love-glazed kid who would approach a complete stranger and ask to use his house to stage a great caper.
But that’s the way it is when you are in love, isn’t it?
All he knew was that he wanted the girl and was going to do whatever it took to get her.
“Ryan, that sounds like a fantastic idea!”
I said, laughing.
“Really?” Ryan answered.
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