Practice is how we become better at anything. Representing who you are as a person of faith rests on your behavior. Yes, you're not the same person you were 10-years ago. But what does that mean and will the people around you say that's a good thing.? More importantly, can you without thinking about it, say that the way you behave reflects the spirituality you profess? I'm asking how well does what you say and how you behave line up? No judgment, because I have to attend to my own faith practices. Better question, "What do you do to better your faith practice? What I mean is what do you do to show your love for others? Ain't that's what faith life is about? Stay tuned. I got a few suggestions.

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How's your Faith Practice Going?

Unchurched is a voice for the millions of Godlike thinkers who understand the power of living and loving with fierce intentionality. The message is directed to those interested in BEING the movement in the world that REPRESENTS THE GOD PRESENCE BEYOND THE LIMITS OF STRUCTURES, WALLS, AND EGOS. The goal is to simply introduce global change by spreading the good news of the value, power, and effectiveness of knowing HOW-TO-LOVE. "Most of us know the importance of love, but no one taught us how-to love." Things are about to change.

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Compassionate loving requires that you love someone without expecting anything. It's giving knowing they cannot (so will not) reciprocate. It's a state of mind therefore you can love anyone and everyone. Listen with your heart. And ask yourself if you are capable of this kind of love.

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Can you Love like this?

... is to know how to love. Love is both a feeling and an action that expresses that feeling.  When the two don't line up then the love comes into question. If you want to balance your spoken word with your doing word then keep listening and I'll show you how--to-love.

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What the World Needs Now

This episode is a challenge for you--whatever your faith practice--to be intentional about living the lessons you learn.  That you will become more consistent in living the lessons you learn from sermons or related classes. That you will listen to these presentation as if the person is talking directly to you. That you will be come hypersensitive to the lessons that life presents to you while you go about you day. Finally, that you will be transformed forever by what you learn so that what you do is epitomizes what you've learned. 

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Transformative Learning

One of the greatest ways to say "I love you" to anyone is to listen carefully when they are sharing with you. If you have to let them know that you are not very good at it, that's fine. Just keep practicing until you get it. Believe me it will work. Then watch their reaction, you  see exactly what I mean. Now listen as I share a few tips. 

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