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New Christians need to understand why did an invisible, infinite God become a visible, finite human? Was it solely for the salvation of mankind or was there a larger purpose? Humanism has crept into the American church and this has blinded the church of the two-fold nature of the Cross. A majority of believers today will attest that Jesus came to Earth solely for the salvation of mankind. While this was “a” reason it isn’t the “only” reason. Watch as Rodney's first teaching manual lays out the 30,000' view of WHY GOD BECAME A MAN.

New Christians need to understand why did an invisible, infinite God become a visible, finite human? Was it solely for the salvation of mankind or was there a larger purpose? Humanism has crept into the American church and this has blinded the church of the two-fold nature of the Cross. A majority of believers today will attest that Jesus came to Earth solely for the salvation of mankind. While this was “a” reason it isn’t the “only” reason. Watch as Rodney's first teaching manual lays out the 30,000' view of WHY GOD BECAME A MAN.

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New Christians need to understand what does real Christianity look like?” Outsiders didn't know Christians by their structures, their programs or even their sermons. In the early church people said, "Look at how much they have love one for another."

That is 1 Corinthians 13 in real life. Paul wasn't only talking about a good virtue when he said, "Love Never Fails." He was talking about how the life of Christ was reproduced in the life of His believers.

Today Rodney completes our series on Agape Love with a serious challenge for all New Christians…YOU WILL BE CHALLENGED

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What New Christians need to understand is when Paul states, "Love endures all things," the biblically illiterate will interpret it that as: "Keep quiet", "Do what you are told", "I can do whatever I want so just take it." However, that is spiritual abuse, not love. Love withstands adversity, but it does not justify mistreatment. Jesus died on the cross to vanquish evil, not to make it possible. In this video Rodney will be pulling back the curtain of what Paul means when he says… Love endures all things.

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New Christians need to understand that cynicism is an open door to self sabotage It says, "I've seen this before," "Humans don't actually change." "Don't get ahead of yourself." Cynicism presents itself as knowledge, but it is usually just disillusionment and a loss of faith. Jesus saw quarreling fishermen, a tax collector no one trusted, and a denialist who vowed he didn't know Him. And yet through all that He saw His apostles. While cynicism perceives past problems. Agape Love perceives future possibilities. So when Paul writes "Love Hopes all things," he encourages the Corinthians that love does not disregard failure… And in this episode Rodney shares how Agape Love won't allow cynicism to frame the conversations.

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------------New Christians need to understand how simple it is to think the worst! We ask a long question yet get a short answer. We make a call that goes to a voicemail which is never returned. All of a sudden, a story starts to take shape in our imagination that may not be true. We think, I must have upset them… They're emotionally distancing…There must be a problem! So we start by pulling back. We keep ourselves safe. We get quieter…Colder….And yet the irony is...Oftentimes, suspicion creates the very distance it fears. When Paul writes, "Love Believes All Things…It's not because love is stupid, but because love won't let fear write the story. In this video Rodney shares how Agape love will silence suspicion and signal trust!

Greek Words for Love infoGraph ------------New Christians need to understand that some people show out to show off. Some folks get through it because enduring is the only option. Some individuals make weakness worse by diminishing others. Some people are capable of handling stressful situations and circumstances better than others. So when Paul says that love bears all things, he is an example of handling anything. Love is not naive, but powerful enough to defend itself privately instead of demonstrating publicly. After today's teaching you just might see love bears all things..in a different light…I SURE DID!

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New Christians need to understand that what makes someone grin when no one else is around is a good sign of what they care about. In our culture, people laugh at failure, celebrate when someone falls, and think that exposing someone is "justice." But Paul's comments are troubling because they say that love doesn't boast in wrongdoing but in the truth. Agape love doesn't celebrate the things that hurt people; it celebrates the things that bring them back together. Today Rodney will be outlining a confronting question that will be very challenging: "What does my heart quietly applaud?"

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New Christians need to understand that some people don't let their fury out; they store it. They recall what was said. They recall how it sounded. They remember when they were wronged. Paul states, Love KEEPS  NO RECORD OF WRONGS.   How I have memorized this attribute, "Love doesn't consider a wrong suffered." Anger that isn't let out doesn't go away…it becomes a ledger. And today, we're dealing with the kind of love that doesn't keep track of things...even when it hurts. Then we will discover the secret power to stop keeping a score card.

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New Christians need to understand most of the rage we feel is not about righteousness. It is about interruption. We become enraged when our plans are delayed, our expectations are not met, our control is challenged, or our comfort is jeopardized. So, when Paul says, "Love is not provoked," there is an emotional mismatch. The concept of "love that does not seek its own" pertains to my desires, whereas "love that is not provoked" pertains to my reactions when I do not receive them. In this video we will continue the journey of Agape Love from self-seeking to being provoked. Then I will be sharing the only power that will enable us to master it.