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Love Your Enemies | Pastor Randall Crawford Sr. | Bethel House of Truth


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The Importance of Loving Your Enemies: A Sermon by Pastor Randall Crawford In this sermon, Pastor Randall Crawford delivers a powerful message on the importance of loving your enemies, as commanded by Christ. Through various Biblical passages, including Genesis 50 and Romans 12, Pastor Crawford emphasizes that while we should show compassion and wisdom towards those who wrong us, it is crucial to maintain discernment and draw boundaries to prevent being used. By examining the story of Joseph and his brothers, he illustrates the value of forgiveness and repentance. Pastor Crawford also addresses the spirit of variance, warning listeners about the internal and familial strife that prioritizes self-conceit over unity. The sermon encourages believers to embrace tough love, uphold God's commandments, and carry their cross without giving in to the pressures of family and friends, ultimately advocating for a life aligned with the teachings of Yahveh and Jesus Christ.

00:00 Introduction and Announcements

00:37 Welcoming the Congregation

00:44 The Commandment to Love Your Enemies

01:25 Understanding and Dealing with Enemies

03:53 Joseph's Story: A Lesson in Forgiveness

08:28 Testing and Transformation of Joseph's Brothers

19:15 The Concept of Variance in Families

24:59 Tough Love and Carrying the Cross

28:10 Embracing the Role of the Agitator

28:41 The Crucifixion of Christ: A Lesson in Non-Conformity

29:32 Carrying the Cross: Facing Opposition from Within 3

1:24 Loving Your Enemies: A Divine Mandate

32:24 The Wisdom of Discernment

35:43 Generosity Without Expectation

37:51 Overcoming Evil with Good 4

5:21 Family Frenemies: Recognizing Hidden Dangers

49:30 Final Reflections and Encouragement

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