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As Myself

As Myself

The command to love does not really apply to those we easily connect with. That would be like a command to breathe. No. The command to love applies when we are faced with people we do not easily connect with. … Why? Because it is on the basis of such love that we build up the church of Jesus Christ according to the word of God and by the power of the Holy Spirit.

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Body Parts
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Body Parts

The Bible tells us that every local church is critically important in the kingdom of God. And if that is true, then every house church is critically important in the kingdom of God. … No one should blindly take my word for it. We can all read the Bible ourselves from a position of faith (like our passage here) and listen to what the Word of God Himself has to say on such matters. And people can disagree with me all they want. But let no one disagree with Jesus Christ, the Living Word.

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BASICly

BASICly

BASICly, what all believers need more of (including myself!) is a passion to serve the Lord and to build up His church. Along with that, what we all need more of is love for others and humility in regard to ourselves. … And in particular, we ought to think of our Lord’s desires above all things. What does Jesus want of me? What does His word tell me that He wants of me?

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Jesus Is Coming

Jesus Is Coming

The point is not to give up living our lives because Jesus is coming back. The point is that we should live our lives to the full in Christ Jesus because Jesus is coming back. … Most Christians seem to understand church as an accessory to their lives. Jesus pleads with us to think differently.

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There’s Always Heaven
DVo, 1 Corinthians, Support, Church, Finance, Ministry Pastor Sang Boo DVo, 1 Corinthians, Support, Church, Finance, Ministry Pastor Sang Boo

There’s Always Heaven

In an ironic way, Paul’s refusal to be paid may have done a disservice to all future ministers. Some churches seem to have the expectation that all ministers should serve the church free of charge. Or if some churches do pay their ministers, it may be just enough to live hand to mouth day to day—at least, as long as they can work. When they can no longer work, well … there’s always heaven.

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