You have to stop what you are doing and put someone else’s need above your own. And maybe that’s why it’s so rare. Follow through on a simple challenge--listen for the nudge of God, put aside your schedule for a moment, inconvenience yourself and serve someone.

Love puts others needs ahead of their own and reaches out when your neighbor is in pain.

Love puts others needs ahead of their own and reaches out when your neighbor is in pain.

Jesus is always focused on application, not just the intellect. Jesus is always asking what are you doing about what you’re learning; not simply have you learned, but what are you doing about what you’re learning.

Jesus understood that the two main commandments in the Old Testament are number one love God, and number two love your neighbor. In this message, Pastor Mark helps us understand how we can help others who are in pain.

In this second half, Pastor Mark reminds us that Jesus didn’t judge someone that was struggling, he helped someone that was struggling. That’s the call of the body of Christ. That’s the call of us. That’s what we’ve been called to do. That’s who our neighbor is.

The two main commandments in the Old Testament are number one love God, and number two love your neighbor. In this series Pastor Mark helps us understand how we can be a better neighbor with a Love Stop.

Unless you do your unfinished business, your unfinished business will keep you in a certain territory and will not allow you to move to the next territory until you solve that business.

When you decide to follow God, and when you decide to arrange your life to get on God’s plan, God will take you to some uncomfortable places in life, out of your comfort zone.

No one is asking if you have the ability. God is asking about your availability. God can take whatever you have and God is saying, are you willing to give it to me and let me use it for my glory and my purposes.