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 Jesus' command seems pretty straight forward: to love one another as he has loved us. But in a culture where we love our families and we love our favorite tv shows, we need to take a moment to ask, what kind of love is Jesus talking about? Foundational Scripture: John 13; Luke 9
























 
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Jesus' command seems pretty straight forward: to love one another as he has loved us. But in a culture where we love our families and we love our favorite tv shows, we need to take a moment to ask, what kind of love is Jesus talking about? Foundational Scripture: John 13; Luke 9

Jesus'&nbsp;command seems pretty straight forward: to love one another as he has loved us. But in a culture where we&nbsp;love our families and we love our favorite tv shows, we need to take a moment to ask,&nbsp;what kind of love is Jesus talking about?&nbsp;Foundational Scripture: John 13; Luke 9
























 
 

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