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Affirming (strengthening, supporting) others in faith is just as important as making sure our faith is steadfast. We have been called to encourage and build one another up in the Lord.
Why is it important? Because our faith is lived in the community of believers, that is, the church. We were not called to be God’s lone rangers, but God’s community, his church.
To affirm ourselves is to encourage us, to help us strengthen ourselves to remain faithful to the Lord. It’s like when a crutch helps by supporting an injured foot or leg. It helps you gain strength. This is how we affirm to others. This requires compassion and mercy. This is a way of showing love to one another.
By Edgar Galdámez3
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Affirming (strengthening, supporting) others in faith is just as important as making sure our faith is steadfast. We have been called to encourage and build one another up in the Lord.
Why is it important? Because our faith is lived in the community of believers, that is, the church. We were not called to be God’s lone rangers, but God’s community, his church.
To affirm ourselves is to encourage us, to help us strengthen ourselves to remain faithful to the Lord. It’s like when a crutch helps by supporting an injured foot or leg. It helps you gain strength. This is how we affirm to others. This requires compassion and mercy. This is a way of showing love to one another.