In a world where it is easy to assume the worst in people, dare to love them.

Loving you church means accepting your brothers and sisters where they are, not where they are supposed to be.

What do we have to do to achieve eternal life? We know the law that Jesus has instilled within our construct of society, "love God and thy neighbor as thyself." But, WHO is MY neighbor? Why do we try to pick apart God's word to see how much we can get away with while still complying?

Loving our church requires us to actually sit, eat, and live life together.

Jesus said love your neighbor as yourself, but who is your neighbor? Maybe the best place to start is those nearest to you.

We have already received our reward, regardless of our deeds. Love is freely given, not earned.

Love is simply seeing Christ in your midst!

Do unto others what you would have them do to you.

Saul was Davids's worst enemy. Saul had caused David the most harm, misery, and torment, but David still shows mercy to Saul when he catches him in his most vulnerable state. How does this reflect on God's call to us to show mercy and love to others in this broken world?