Fritz a wonderful lesson – and esp. reading has a flow I found encompassing. If only …….. yes we can…
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Tag: love
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Lesson 14: Love as the Way
Read MORE: Lesson 14: Love as the WayLove characterizes Christian action. It is the way of the Church, the Way to the Kingdom, and the Way of the Kingdom. In fact, it could be considered the Way of God, the logos that John says makes the world…
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Lesson 12: God’s Love for Us
Read MORE: Lesson 12: God’s Love for UsThe Bible seems to make a point of dividing God’s love for us, our love for God, and our love for each other. I’ll use the same pattern. God’s love for us is not mentioned much in the Old Testament.…
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Lesson 3: Dynamic Interaction
Read MORE: Lesson 3: Dynamic InteractionBob has entered the discussion again with his usual critical thought, forcing me to clarify my ideas. He wrote, “I think there is a strong argument that faith, hope, and love endure as constant beacons for the Christian life. Yet…
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Lesson 2: Past, Present, and Future
Read MORE: Lesson 2: Past, Present, and FutureLast week I tried to make the case for faith, hope, and love being a very careful choice for summarizing the Christian life. I’d like to take a few weeks to examine the features that make the triad so important.…
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Lesson 1: Faith, Hope, and Love
Read MORE: Lesson 1: Faith, Hope, and LoveFor two thousand years theologians have used the words “faith, hope, and love” to summarize the Christian message. It all began with Paul who said in Colossians 1: 4-6 that the triad is the “Gospel” and the “Word of Truth”.…
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So forgiveness pre-requires understanding the mistakes of the past? here hear re this opposing this me-first, America-first, white-first, male-first approach>…
An extremely timely topic. Thanks, Fritz!