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In the book “Love Like That” Dr Les Parrott says, “You can’t study the life of Jesus and avoid life-altering grace. He is the personification of grace. He acknowledges the ugliness of sin but chooses to see beyond it. In each of the four gospels, Jesus radiates grace not only in his teachings but in his life.” This week we focus on the love of Jesus that was grace-full. Few stories encapsulate the grace-full nature of Jesus than the love He gave to this sinful woman who had been caught in adultery. As Christians we have been called to Love Like That as we live a life of love that is full of grace for others just as Jesus is full of grace for us.

In the book “Love Like That” Dr Les Parrott says, “You can’t study the life of Jesus and avoid life-altering grace. He is the personification of grace. He acknowledges the ugliness of sin but chooses to see beyond it. In each of the four gospels, Jesus radiates grace not only in his teachings but in his life.” This week we focus on the love of Jesus that was grace-full. Few stories encapsulate the grace-full nature of Jesus than the love He gave to this sinful woman who had been caught in adultery. As Christians we have been called to Love Like That as we live a life of love that is full of grace for others just as Jesus is full of grace for us.

In the book “Love Like That” Dr Les Parrott says, “Jesus was tuned into outcasts, people on the fringes—those who were the most likely to feel left out or excluded. The gospels are abundantly clear: Jesus was shockingly accessible to anyone who felt undesirable or unwanted.” This week we focus on the love of Jesus that was approachable. In this story we see Jesus willingly going to the party of a Pharisee and the willingness Jesus had to be approached by this woman during the meal. As Christians we have been called to Love Like That as we live a life of love that is approachable and open to the lives of others.

In the book “Love Like That” Dr Les Parrott says, “Jesus was tuned into outcasts, people on the fringes—those who were the most likely to feel left out or excluded. The gospels are abundantly clear: Jesus was shockingly accessible to anyone who felt undesirable or unwanted.” This week we focus on the love of Jesus that was approachable. In this story we see Jesus willingly going to the party of a Pharisee and the willingness Jesus had to be approached by this woman during the meal. As Christians we have been called to Love Like That as we live a life of love that is approachable and open to the lives of others.

In the book “Love Like That” Dr Les Parrott says, “Jesus saw what others didn’t. In fact, the Gospels mention that Jesus ‘saw’ forty times. And when he saw, he was almost always moved with compassion.” This week we focus on the love of Jesus that was mindful of others around Him. Dr Parrott also said that, “the life of Jesus is filled with these perceptive incidents. Where others saw a paralyzed man, Jesus saw faith. Where others saw a political traitor, Jesus saw a new disciple. Where others saw crowds of harassing people, Jesus saw people being harassed. Where others saw sinners, Jesus saw people in need of mercy.” Today we look at this love being displayed to Zacchaeus and also see how we as Christians have been called to Love Like That and to be mindful of others as Jesus has been mindful of us.

In the book “Love Like That” Dr Les Parrott says, “Jesus saw what others didn’t. In fact, the Gospels mention that Jesus ‘saw’ forty times. And when he saw, he was almost always moved with compassion.” This week we focus on the love of Jesus that was mindful of others around Him. Dr Parrott also said that, “the life of Jesus is filled with these perceptive incidents. Where others saw a paralyzed man, Jesus saw faith. Where others saw a political traitor, Jesus saw a new disciple. Where others saw crowds of harassing people, Jesus saw people being harassed. Where others saw sinners, Jesus saw people in need of mercy.” Today we look at this love being displayed to Zacchaeus and also see how we as Christians have been called to Love Like That and to be mindful of others as Jesus has been mindful of us.