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Today’s Quote
“Your actions and acts of kindness of integrity from the Holy Spirit of God, are integrated into your heart, mind, body and soul, so that everyone is fully aware of your intentions, identifying your input and involvement in the Kingdom of God.” ~ Jon Barnes
Your Love Acts
Your love is not a mystery and why you love is very simple. God loved us first and it is our nature to love Him in return. It is the devil’s nature to get you to love him so that sin can rule your life to capture your eternal soul. If you refuse to love God, then He knows whose love actions are Good or evil. Love doesn’t come from a script, movie, play or Sister Act 5 episode. Your Love Acts are expressed copies of how God wants you to normally
Spirit so as not to be conceited, not provoking nor envying one another. Paul reveals that liberty in
From the 31 Rules of Courtly Love, I agree strongly with rule 31. It states Nothing forbids one woman being loved by two men or one man by two women. Equally important there are many examples displayed of this type of love all over. For instance the television show Love and Hip Hop Atlanta that is broadcasted on VH1, it's one man and two women. Another example includes Sister Wives that broadcasts on TLC which is a television show that involves one man and five wives. However, the movie Twilight also has a love triangle with two men and one woman. Additionally, the most accepted are in a common religion of Muslims, one man, and up to four wives. This form of Courtly Love is now a practice that is showcased to the world in a manner of explanation.
Rob Sheffield is former radio D. J., as well as an editor and columnist for the Rolling Stones magazine. He stumbled upon a mix tape titled Rumblefish with no songs written on it. At first he referred to it as “just another piece of useless junk that Renee left behind” (Sheffield 643). Renee was his wife whom passed away after they were married for only five years. So as he listens through the tape, he finds himself re-living and relieving the memory of his life with his much loved wife; and each song is related with bittersweet memories. And so he drowns and looses himself into the mix tape.
Kimberly grew up in Cortland, OH and fell in love with the arts at a very young age. She moved to Atlanta and studied theater at Georgia State University. Last year she starred in the hit play Love is “All It Takes” and is thrilled to be back on stage sharing her passion for theater in Wounded But Not Defeated Defeated.
But first, I was reminded of a joking around type of thing from when I first met e: biblecodewisdom.com/code/nuns-sew-err-coyote-and-road-run-ner-satan-example {nuns sew err coyote and road run ner satan example} Some e-s came up with the cartoon to put the clown on e. It was somewhat the way it was with e; he often failed are my viewpoints and often was theirs back then in various ways. I was "crying-laughing" about it when I met e. At this point, I know e had some great song versions; it is just e was earning so much pain and losing at everything with the long term view in mind (and of course Jesus would stop e with several things), and anyway, e succeeding at tricking people earned him pain and a number of problems with eternity in mind.
In the future this quote will continue to inspire me, within my ministry, to love others according to the unconditional love of Jesus. Rather than assuming that I understand their situation and intentions, I can show them love and walk them through how they can bring about life change by aligning their lifestyle with the teaching of scripture. Too often we, as Christians, treat our influence as “this little light of mine,” when, in actuality, we are the light of the
The historical accuracy of the Bible: The Bible is the most accurate of ancient writings. There are 25,000 archaeological findings that back it up. There are nearly 25,000 manuscripts and portions of manuscripts that attest to its accuracy. There are several writings by scholars, who lived during the times of Jesus but were not followers of Christ supporting the biblical story of Jesus.
Have you ever been wavering on the verge of either following your beliefs or doing what your emotions cause you to do? If you remained on the side of following your beliefs, it shows that there is a large amount of integrity in your character. If you happen to witness somebody hurting or in pain would you either watch and walk past them, although you clearly notice that they are in pain, like everybody else or would you help them because they are in need, despite the consequences. Hopefully you are the type of person who will listen to their conscience and help someone, on the grounds that, they need it, and that takes an abundance of courage to accomplish. Integrity and listening to one's conscience are two crucial characteristics that every person needs to either exude, have or acquire.
Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you. And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity.
For many years, serving others has played a big part in the act of goodness. What about serving one’s self? Scripture tells people to love their neighbor as much as they love themselves. People can continue loving others, but if it hinders them, according to Rand, they should let it go. “Life is a choice we must make consciously and seriously, or else we may find that, by default, we have chosen the alternative: suffering and death,” says Rand.
When a person hears the word honor, a variety of images come to their mind: a heroic hero deserving of honor, a scholarship winner, or even the Gordon College Global Honors program. Jesus was the example who gave every single person on earth an honor they didn’t deserve: forgiveness of sins and an eternal life with him. How was he capable of endowing all humanity with this honor? Quite simply, Jesus is love. The giving of honor to another requires love, and not just any old love: God’s love. I believe that, just like the Apostle Paul, that each person has a life that like a mist, that appears for a moment and then fades away. During my short years on earth, I hope to love others by showing them honor, just like Jesus. I don’t want to waste my one God-given life serving myself and satisfying my own, fleeting desires. No, I want to live my life for Jesus, which is the only meaningful and satisfying life. This is exactly why I desire to be a part of the Gordon College community which purposefully seeks to pursue honor.
Reflection: This quote reminds me that having the position of a pastor gives one great responsibility both before man and God as a representative of God to people. Additionally, whether “fair” or not, people hold pastors to a higher standard because of
Finally, the last stanza depicts a slight playfulness between the guy and the girl. I sense that the girl still feels that she is not beautiful enough for the guy. The guy commented on how beautiful her lips are and yet she still feels that he is teasing her. Towards, the end of the stanza, the guy finally convinces the girl that her looks don’t matter to him. “Cause girl you’re amazing, just the way you are!”
In society, people are so focused on themselves that they talk past each other. There is no concern for their fellow men and women. Christians are called to lead lives that are filled with kindness and gentleness, to be civil to those around us. Yet, being civil is more than good manners and tact. It also means to care about the larger society by having an inner politeness. This “inner’ civility” requires a deep commitment those God has called their neighbors. Christians are called to treat their theses neighbors with courtesy because they are human beings. John Calvin says that this public life shapes manners that are in accordance with civil justice.
In Barbara Graham’s “The Future of Love”, she says long-term fairy tale romance inspires true love believers and their perspective towards love itself. Graham expresses the idea that to her, a lot of relationships fail because both partners in the relationship fall in love with an idealistic view of who the other person is. She explains that couples jump into relationships thinking their significant other was this perfect image they made him/her out to be only to come to realization that it was a figment of their imagination. Graham also defies the sappy happy endings that she says everyone believes in since heartbroken romantics oversee a lot of the incompatibilities and faults in a relationship to make it more