When Jesus was asked what was God’s greatest commandment, he replied:
… “‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbour as yourself.’ The entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments.” (Matthew 22:37-40).
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Feeling so far from God at the moment? God wants to be close to you and promises whenever we get serious about seeking him, we will find him.
God has not forgotten you. You may feel in exile now. But God is still working in your life.
Jeremiah 29:11 (NLT) reminds us that God will see our lives through to a glorious conclusion. All praise to him!
Do you know how to pray for political leaders? It’s what God asks us to do. And it’s when it’s most needed.
God commands us to further the public good. A good neighbour prays a prayer for happiness and peace for their community.
When it comes to God and politics, he commands us to praying for our political leaders, a powerful act that contributes to the public good.
As you think about someone who has hurt you, ask God to replace your desire for revenge with his love, and soon you’ll be forgiving what you can’t forget.
When you say, I forgive you, and choose to show love to someone who has hurt you badly, you’re free to move forward with your life.
In Joseph of Egypt’s story, we see how to forgive someone who hurt you. We look beyond the unfairness and injustice, and with God’s help, we respond in love.
The next time you ask God to “forgive us our trespasses”, remember that he asks you to forgive those who have hurt you too.
In How To Let Go of Resentment and Anger and Forgive, Captain Rob Westwood-Payne reminds us forgiveness isn’t easy.
May we each move from God forgives I don’t, to God forgives, and in his power, so do I.
If you want to know how to grow your church and increase attendance then you all need to love each other like the early Christians loved each other.
When it comes to gossip in the church, keeping confidences helps develop healthy relationships and provides a safe space.
Be an encourager. Surround yourself with encouragers. And then cheer each other on to grow the same attitude that Jesus had.
Serving in church matters because we all depend on each other to function effectively. So don’t be a spectator, get involved!
We can find the power of unity in the church If we look past our differences and focus on the unity Christ wants for us. God can do amazing work through us.
It’s important to show love and unity in the church. It’s a key element of God’s church, and it’s something that all Christians should strive for.
Deciding to follow Jesus means making tough choices. Here’s four questions to ask before making your decision.
If you’re looking for some quick tips on how to show God’s love in your life, then look no further than these 59 One Anothers in the Bible to help us treat each other with kindness and grace.
The most important part of being a pastor is loving your people well—and that means building relationships with them over time.
Jesus commands us to love God and to love others. You cannot command something that just happens. So love isn’t uncontrollable. It’s a choice. It’s a commitment.
