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In this last episode of the Love of God series, the last pillar of love is justice. We discussed the invitation we all have received from God to become conservative radicals, meaning we are called to ensure Justice around us and in our homes. What then is Justice? Listen and know.
Loving God or human demands sacrifice. And in this second-to-last episode of 2025, we discuss the pillar of love that invites us to sacrifice and what it means.
In part 3 of the practical applications of God's love. We discuss Humility and what it means for us as call chasers. It was built on part 2, where we discussed service, which, when done well, can lead to humility. We stated clearly that Humility is not self-deprecating, but rather a humble estimation of one's own worth, recognizing one's dependence on God's grace. The crux of it was that Humility can be the antidote to societal abuses and injustice.
In part 2 of the practical applications of God's love. We discuss Service and what it means for us as call chasers. Just like Christ said, we are here primarily on earth for service. To serve others and not to be served.
We continue now in the practical applications of God's love. In the last episode, we discussed the mystery of giving versus receiving. In today's episode, we take on the first pillar of love, Kindness, and explore what it means for us as call chasers.
We bridge the gap between discussing the Love of God, what it means, how it shows up in our faith, and now, before we go into the application or how we apply it, by pausing to discuss the mystery of love, which is giving and accepting.
We conclude the two-part conversation on the love of God, eternal reward, looking at the experience of living in this love daily. There is no pit too bottomless for God’s love to reach us. God’s love will rescue us! All we should do is call to him to show us the token of his love.
In this two-part conversation on the love of God's eternal nature, we discuss in this first part the eternity of the life after, with a secure love. In Jeremiah 31:3, God reminded us, saying, "I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with unfailing kindness." What should be our response to all of this? It should be an act of worship. In May, we will have a further conversation on the practical application of the Love of God to us.
Part 2 of the discussion on the Love of God series acceptance. The story of the prodigal son was used to establish that the Father is looking out for us, irrespective of how messed up we think we are.
All that is expected is for us to feel and live as truly beloved people. Some practices to help us experience this Love was shared.
The song of TY Bello
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cmokqq-teJE
In the Love of God series today, we dwell on accepting God's love. We established that we are accepted by the beloved. Ephesians 1:6. And as (John 15:13) says, “Greater love has no one than this; to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”
In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus accepted and understood John 3:16 when he said not my will but yours. He fulfilled John 15:13 the next day.
Therefore, it is on our part to accept this great offer of love. And we will say more in part II of the conversation.
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