Send us a text The Spiritual Thermometer (When Love Grows Cold) The love Jesus speaks of is agape—selfless, divine, sacrificial love, both toward God and toward neighbor (Matthew 22:37-39). This love is not meant to be extinguished, but it can be chilled, moving from a fiery passion to cold apathy. This cooling doesn't happen overnight; it is a gradual process caused by prolonged exposure to the chill of sin, conflict, and focusing on the failures of the world instead of the faithfulness of...
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Send us a text The Spiritual Thermometer (When Love Grows Cold) The love Jesus speaks of is agape—selfless, divine, sacrificial love, both toward God and toward neighbor (Matthew 22:37-39). This love is not meant to be extinguished, but it can be chilled, moving from a fiery passion to cold apathy. This cooling doesn't happen overnight; it is a gradual process caused by prolonged exposure to the chill of sin, conflict, and focusing on the failures of the world instead of the faithfulness of...
Daily Devotion: Seeking Pure & Undefiled Faith | Tuesday
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Send us a text Defend the Widow and Orphan (James 1:27) Widows and orphans are often used as symbols of vulnerability in the Bible. James calls us to defend and care for those who are most at risk of being marginalized or oppressed. Reflection Questions: 1. How can you advocate for the rights and well-being of widows and orphans in your community? 2. In what ways can you support organizations or initiatives that serve the needs of vulnerable populations? 3. Have you ever experienced a time wh...
Growing Closer to God with Guided Meditation
Send us a text The Spiritual Thermometer (When Love Grows Cold) The love Jesus speaks of is agape—selfless, divine, sacrificial love, both toward God and toward neighbor (Matthew 22:37-39). This love is not meant to be extinguished, but it can be chilled, moving from a fiery passion to cold apathy. This cooling doesn't happen overnight; it is a gradual process caused by prolonged exposure to the chill of sin, conflict, and focusing on the failures of the world instead of the faithfulness of...
