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Leaving Lukewarm to Love Jesus... Part 3 of 3 8. Serving others humbly (Mark 10:42-45) Having a servant attitude, not lording it over others. 9. Staying spiritually awake and faithful (Mark 13:32-37) Being watchful, prayerful and persevering until the end. 10. Forsaking all to follow Him (Luke 14:33) Being willing to let go of anything that hinders you from whole-hearted devotion. In essence, passionate discipleship involves whole-hearted love, obedience, service, sacrifice and devotion to Jesus Christ above all else in every area of life. It requires zeal and commitment. It results in the bearing of Holy Spirit fruit.

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HAPPY GOOD FRIDAY!! A day of reflection and gratitude. Remembering the immense love of Jesus Christ. A solemn reminder of the path to redemption.May his love and teachings guide us all. #MediationMatters #OnlineDisputeResolution #TechLawInsights #MediationExperts #LegalTechTrends #ADRCommunity #TechLawyer #MediationProcess #DigitalDisputeResolution #LegalTechSolutions #MediationSuccess #TechLawUpdates #ConflictResolution #VirtualMediation #LegalTechInnovation #MediationServices #TechLawInsiders #DisputeResolutionExperts #LegalTechRevolution #MediationTips

The world often measures value in trillions of dollars, but Jesus asks a profound question: What good is gaining the whole world if we lose our souls? Our souls are beyond comparison in worth. God treasures our souls so much that He purchased us with the life of His own Son, Jesus. In 1 Cor. 6:20, Paul reminds us that we were bought with a high price, and in Eph. 1:7, he tells us that God purchased our freedom through the blood of His Son. Nothing is more valuable to God than Jesus, yet by sacrificing Jesus for us, He shows that we are of equal worth to His Son. Jesus Himself prayed that we may be one with Him, just as He is one with the Father, demonstrating that the Father loves us as much as He loves Jesus. God's love for us is immeasurable, and He invested His infinite love in exchanging it for our souls. However, we often forget our true worth and chase after worldly possessions. We must ask ourselves: Do we truly believe in our infinite value to our heavenly Father? If we consistently meditate on His unfathomable love, it will transform how we live our lives. Let us embrace the reality of God's boundless love and remember that we are infinitely valuable to Him. As we live in the reality of His love, our lives will reflect the priceless worth of our souls. 🌟🙏 #PricelessSoul #GodsLove #UnfathomableLove #InfiniteValue #FaithInGod #SpiritualJourney #Reflections

"Hindus indeed can be saved by the same power of the Holy Spirit who worked salvation in our hearts. Let us not forget that Jesus died for Hindus. Although Hinduism is dominated by gods and goddesses which are demonic in origin, the love of God must compel believers to take the gospel to the Hindu people in America and around the world." Read more on the blog. https://loom.ly/lJtCHBo

A MEATY METAPHOR: JESUS IS THE GOOD SHEPHERD Jesus often speaks to us in metaphors. This is not because straightforward language is not precise. It is because straightforward language cannot convey the force and depth of the most profound truths and experiences of life. We turn to poetry and metaphor to convey deep truth. One such instance is found in John 10, in which Jesus refers to himself as the “good shepherd.” This passage is not a simple description of Jesus. It is a window into the depths of Christ's sacrificial love, intimate relationship with believers, open invitation to salvation, and voluntary sacrifice. The Sacrificial Love of Jesus (John 10:11-13) At the heart of the Good Shepherd metaphor lies Jesus' sacrificial love. Follow the link to read more... https://lnkd.in/g-4mafVa

I updated my blog: "I embrace all those moments that God uses to bring me "back to life." I cling to hope again, I dive into His goodness, I cherish the gifts from heaven and I soak in the rays of His joy. We have an opportunity to stay immersed in the love of God. Let us be refreshed by the ultimate Living water, Jesus Christ himself!" To read the entire blog post: https://lnkd.in/dBsdu5Y3

God's Grace can be seen at a very basic level from two main stand point: 1. God giving to Man what He DOESN'T DESERVE and 2. God NOT giving to Man what He DESERVES. It's amazing to see how the Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ works in ways we cannot comprehend. Join me as I, by the help of God's Grace, share more light into this topic. #TheGraceOfOurLordJesusChrist #BibleStudyWithFED #Grace https://lnkd.in/d4rHYF8W Join using the link above

As followers of Christ, it is our utmost desire to wholeheartedly dedicate ourselves to His teachings. As we devote ourselves to Jesus, may we find ourselves fulfilled and whole, knowing that we are in the presence of the greatest love of all. Let us surrender ourselves to Him with open hearts, willing spirits, and a steadfast commitment to live a life dedicated to following Him 💙 💻 Watch the sermon here: https://lnkd.in/et_3Nfjj

As I see it. Jesus gives unconditional love. The other, love with a short temper. Jesus and God are more powerful than the dark one but it takes faith. And if your faith has been, weakened you can end up confused. The majority of dark people where nice shoes, light wears older shoes or sandles if they are light, and that’s what it’s about Yin and Yang. The dark tends to have more people connections and in getting what you want. While light is stronger in getting what you need . Almost anyone can become dark- without knowing it. You can go to a trusted friend and suddenly they are dark. It can just creep over you. So for a short time on earth, you spend eternity in heaven or hell. Jesus and God are stronger than the fallen angel but you must have faith. If your faith has been weakened it’s difficult. It’s best to love the lord with all your heart and soul. It’s about pure love. It’s important to know the Bible. It’s the word as best of God. Especially, the New Testament