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Endurance part 4

12/21/2019 20:54

Life is 10% what happens to you, and 90% how you deal with it. I've been saying this a lot. Because it's important. It's like when Jesus asked Peter (who had just been walking on water) "What's gotten into you?" See, the problem isn't what we get into as much as it is what gets into us. God has given us a way to escape, or end, the things we have to go through. That's why I say go THROUGH. It came to pass, not to stay. Right now is right now, but it's not forever. That means if we're in a period of enjoyment we ought to enjoy it. If we're in a period of struggle... we don't have to give up. All things are working together for good. I heard it like this one time, "The problem is not the problem. Your attitude about the problem is the problem." We let things get into us. We let things wreck us. We make mountains out of molehills. We give power to things that have no power, and have no business having any power. We get so mixed up and so twisted around that we can't even see what's really important. Running FROM God instead of running TO God. Thinking that our heavenly Father, who loves us so much that He literally died for us, is out to get us. Guys. On the cross, God got us. In the best possible way. He took up abode in us. He dwells in us, and that means we dwell in Him. Love dwells in us. And that means we dwell in love. It's all about love. Love is what makes it possible for that 90%--our attitude--to keep us in the game, if I can say it that way. Our attitude is what allows us to endure. Or not. And it's an attitude of gratitude that keeps us from falling. Being grateful and thankful for what we have instead of whining and crying about what we (think we) don't have. If you're always chasing the carrot but only ever getting the stick... man, that's frustrating. That's the kind of thing that makes you want to stop enduring and just give up. We need victories in our lives. Even small ones. Especially small ones. We need to be able to see that what we are doing matters. Validation. And, listen, I'm saying we should do what we do for the applause. I'm simply saying it's a hopeless feeling when you're trying hard and you don't see any positive result. It can feel like you're pouring yourself into a black hole. Everything and everybody just taking and taking and taking until you don't have anything left. Notice I said it can FEEL like that. Because it's not really like that. In reality we are connected to the unlimited source of love. The more love we give away, the more love we have. And that's how we experience it--by giving it away. By sharing it. By laying our lives down for our friends. By giving everything we have and everything we are without worrying about how it is received. If you do your part, you can hold your head up high. Because all you can do is all you can do. Do your best and forget the rest. Endurance isn't about things always being how you want them to be. Endurance is about loving people no matter how things are. Living and loving (which are the same thing) all the time. Every day. In every way. Life happens. Every single day. there's no stopping it. But you don't have to fight it either. You can enjoy the ride. You can let God love you and love Him back by loving people. You can stand strong on the Rock of love and you can endure!

Endurance part 3

12/20/2019 20:01

"I can't do this." Maybe not by yourself. But I'm here to tell you, "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me" (Philippians 4:13). I'm here to tell you that, "There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man: but God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the temptation also make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear it" (1 Corinthians 10:13). And that word "escape" there, by the way, is number 1545 in Strong's Greek Concordance and it means "to go out; an exit (literally or figuratively): - end." Not necessarily escaping in the sense of avoiding things, but more in the sense of, well, enduring them. Getting to the end of it. It came to pass, not to stay. Look at this verse in the Amplified Bible. It's a little wordy, but I think it's good. "For no tempatation (no trial regarded as enticing to sin), [no matter how it comes or where it leads] has overtaken you and laid hold on you that is not common to man [that is, no temptation or trial has come to you that is beyond human resistance and that is not adjusted and adapted and belonging to human experience, such as man can bear]. But God is faithful [to His Word and His compassionate nature], and He [can be trusted] not to let you be tempted and tried and assayed beyond your ability and strength of resistence and power to endure, but with the temptation He will [always] also provide the way out (the means of escape to a landing place), that you may be capable and strong and powerful to bear up under it patiently." We all go through stuff. That's life. But we don't have to let stuff go through us. We can "escape," right in the midst of our trials and tribulations, to a safe landing place. The Rock. The high ground. Love. And then, with love holding us up, nothing can drag us down. Nothing can trip us up. We can walk that straight and narrow path that leads to life. We can get through what we're going through, knowing that there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Knowing that while all things are not necessarily good, all things work together for good. Sometimes you have to whether the storm in order to get to the rainbow. Sometimes the storm is just washing everything clean. Getting rid of things that don't belong. The consuming fire raging wild and consuming everything except itself (Himself). God is faithful to His Word (which is Jesus, which is love) and His own compassionate nature. He can't do anything BUT love because He IS love. So we can trust Him. We can endure because HE has endured. We are overcomers because HE has already overcome the world. We don't need to overcome because, really, there is nothing left TO overcome. The only fight left is the good fight of faith in which we lay hold of the eternal life that we've already been given. We hold onto that gift... by giving it away. By sharing it. We endure by helping each other. I trust God to have my back, and that's what equips and empowers me to have your back. I simply receive and release the love of God that I've already been given. Let what's inside come out by knowing and believing that it's in there!

Endurance part 2

12/19/2019 20:06

When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Those are the kind of phrases I like. Because life is hard. It is. Life happens every single day. The hardest part of life... is living. Enduring. Making sure to take care of business. Look at James 5:11, "Behold, we count them happy which endure. Ye have heard of the patience of Job, and have seen the end of the Lord; that the Lord is very pitiful, and of tender mercy." That's it, man. That's the key. The patience of Job. Job had just about anything that could be thrown at him thrown at him. Like above and beyond. More than any one person should have to try to handle. And I'm not going to get into the whole Satan asking God permission thing. That's not for today. Think whatever you want about that. My point is that Job went through a lot. And he did it patiently. Well, for the most part. He did get a little snappy with his friends. But that'll happen. Especially when they try to "help" by telling you that if this kind of stuff is happening, well, you must had done something to upset the big guy upstairs. Nonsense like that. God doesn't make us sick in order to... whatever. Sickness is not from God. Punishment is not from God. All good and perfect gifts come down from the Father of lights. He is light and there is no darkness in Him at all. So when it's dark out, it's not because God wants it to be dark out. Jesus said in this world we WILL have tribulation. That's a fact, Jack. That's just life. But Jesus also said "Be of good cheer." Life's tough, get a helmet, in other words. Let the love of God shield you so that you can make it through what you need to make it through. Love never fails. Because love endures. We count them happy which endure. Getting through something will really fill up your pride meter, if I can say it that way. And I'm not talking about the kind of pride that goeth before a fall. I'm talking about pride in a job well done. Pride in accomplishing something. And I think the best way to experience that is to express it. By helping others through the same things we've been through. If you've been there, done that, got the t-shirt... that's when you can help someone else be there, do that, and get the t-shirt. Once you've endured something, you're in a unique position to help someone else endure it. And that's when things get kind of exciting. Because things work out better when we work together. If someone is standing with you, that's when you KNOW (with a knowledge that passes knowledge) that you'll be ok. I think being lonely is one of the worst feelings in the world. I don't think there's much in this life that is more hopeless than feeling like you're alone. The truth, of course, is that we're not alone. Because even if we're by ourselves, God lives in us. Jesus. God in the flesh. Love in a body. God in OUR flesh. Love in OUR body. LOVE lives in us. So we always have what we need. Like David we can strengthen ourselves in the Lord. And then we can use that strength to help each other. To connect with each other. To live with each other. To LOVE each other. Build that bond and strengthen it. So that it cannot be broken. So that it--and we--can endure!

Endurance part 1

12/18/2019 20:12

It's not a sprint. It's a marathon. I can't tell you how many times I've heard that particular piece of wisdom. Along with nuggets like, "It came to pass, not to stay." Or, "Tough times don't last, but tough people do." Well, here's the thing, and this is directly from Rocky Balboa, "No one will hit you harder than life itself. It doesn't matter how hard you hit back. It's about how much you can take, and keep fighting. How much you can suffer and keep moving forward. That's how you win." Or, as Jesus said, "These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world" (John 16:33). Now there's something very important to notice there. "In me." In HIM we have good cheer. HE has overcome the world, and that's what makes us overcomers. It's not about what we can do. It's about what He has done already. And what He is doing right now in us, and through us, and as us. Look at 2 Thessalonians 3:5, which I think is going to be my key verse for this Rant series, "And the Lord direct your hearts into the love of God, and into the patient waiting for Christ." I like it even better in the Message Bible, "May the Master take you by the hand and lead you along the path of God's love and Christ's endurance." Here's the deal: Love never fails... because love endures. Love takes a licking and keeps on ticking, if I can say it that way. That's why sometimes I talk about how I know for a fact that heart ache is a real thing, but I think maybe the heart is too strong to every truly break. Think about it, you have survived 100% of the things life has thrown at you. Your worst day ever... didn't beat you. Because you're still here. Still strong. Still standing. Nobody can hit harder than life. But now watch this: "Now unto him that is able to keep you from falling, and to present you faultless before the presence of his glory with exceeding joy" (Jude 1:24). Life hits hard. But Jesus... God... LOVE... hold you up! God takes you by the hand and directs your heart into His love. Into Christ's endurance. Listen, I will never say God wants you to be, or stay, in a bad situation. He gives us patience. He gives us longsuffering. Those fruits of the Spirit, so that we can endure what we have to go through. Because some things you just plain straight have to go through. So you can learn and grow. So you can come out the other side. And then you can help someone else when they go through the same thing. Because we all go through the same things. This human experience is very personal, but it's also pretty universal. We're all just trying to make it from the start of the day to the end of the day. And that can be hard. But it's not impossible. If you go down swinging you might not go down at all. If you let love fight your battles (and defend you), you'll be ok. If you let the God who is love live in you, and through you, and as you... you'll be able to experience His abundant, everlasting, eternal, Resurrection Life of love! You'll be able to run the race with patience. Take everything that's thrown at you and make something good out of it. You'll be able to endure. To win!

Consuming Fire part 5

12/17/2019 15:43

When you are totally consumed with, and by, the love of God... that's when what's inside you--the love of God--comes out of you. When you set your affection on things above, that's when things on the earth stop dragging you down. Jesus can, and will, and does keep us from falling. LOVE can, and will, and does keep us from falling. And the more we focus on that love--the more we are consumed by it--the more it manifests in our lives. What you feed is what will grow. What you starve, by denying it your three t's (Time, Talent, Treasure) is what will whither and die. See, I hear so many times that God is all-powerful. And I'm not denying that. Of course He's all-powerful. Otherwise He wouldn't be God. But what that really means is that LOVE is all-powerful. And that DOESN'T mean simply most powerful. Like... things other than love are powerful, but love wins by the skin of His teeth. No. All-powerful means ALL of the power. Nothing else has any power. Except the power that we give it when we give it our attention and energy. We make mountains out of molehills. We let stuff get into us. And then it's hard to get out of it. Or past it. Or through it. When, in reality, all we have to do is let what's already inside us come out by knowing and believing that it's in there. Instead of trying to get something we think we haven't got, we can simply give what we have got. We can let what's inside come out by filling ourselves to overflowing with what we've already been filled with. We can let God love us--burn us up... consume us--and then we can love Him back by loving each other. I think if we made a conscious effort to make God--LOVE--first choice instead of last chance we could save ourselves a lot of hurt and struggle and heartache. I think if we were as interested in God as He is in us a lot of things would be different in our lives. We wouldn't be so worried about all the stuff we get worried about. We would be able to trust the master plan of the Creator of the universe. All things work together for our good. So we don't need to force everything to be exactly what we think it should be. We can let it go and let it flow. Let go and let God, as they say. When His fire burns... it consumes everything except itself (Himself). Leaving only love remaining. When everything else burns up... love remains. Because love never fails. Because love endures. Love is the Alpha and Omega. The first and the last. The beginning and the end. And everything in between. It's all about love. Love is the Holy Ghost wildfire that feeds on itself and burns and burns and burns until there is nothing left BUT itself. It's like a snowball rollilng downhill, if I can totally mix my metaphors. It just grows and grows. Think about it, love is infectious. When you toss it around like confetti it gets all over everything. So don't be stingy with your love. Be consumed by it. Let the fire burn. Give what you've got instead of always trying to get what you think you haven't got. Trust the plan. Trust that your life is in your heavenly Father's hands. All things work together for good. The fire burns everything away except itself (Himself). Love burns everything away except love itself (Himself)!

Consuming Fire part 4

12/16/2019 16:47

Our God is a consuming fire. He goes before us, buring away (consuming) everything but Himself. Our God is love. Love goes before us, consuming everything but Himself. I always say, "Follow your heart" right? Well, if you don't let your heart lead... how can you follow it? Everyone wants to be a leader to the point where we forget about being followers of Christ. Followers... of love. Letting love lead the way. Letting love go before you. Remember when we talked about love being a shield? And about Captain America throwing his mighty shield? In sports they often say the best defense is a good offense. But they also say defense wins championships. Point being, I guess, that you need both. Love protects us, keeps us safe... but love also goes out ahead of us to light the path. And, listen, sometimes you have to go out on a limb. Because that's where the fruit is. Remember the story about Jesus preaching from a boat and He told His disciples to push out into the water. Go out a little further. Your comfort zone is comfortable. Of course it is. Otherwise it would be called something else. But there isn't a lot of growth coming from being comfortable. Growth comes from stretching yourself. From comphrehending the height, and length, and breadth, and depth of God's love for us. And the way we comprehend His love is A. By letting Him love us bigger than we ever thought possible, and B. By letting that gigantic love that's inside us come out and loving each other bigger than we ever thought possible. That's the Divine Order of things: Receiving and releasing. Letting God fill us up with His love and then loving Him back by loving people by filling ourselves to overflowing with what we've been filled with. Letting it in and letting it out with every breath we take and every move we make. Letting God's love totally consume us, and then totally consuming everything in our lives WITH God's love. Focusing on what really matters--love. And then letting love dictate to everything and everybody in our lives. Letting God's love rule and reign in us and then ruling and reining on the earth by loving poeple with that love that we are loved with. The fire burns and burns, feeding on itself but not consuming itself. LOVE burns and burns, feeding on Himself but not consuming Himself. When you heap coals on fire on your enemy's head (by feeding him when he's hungry or giving him a drink when he's thirsty) you aren't trying to hurt him or punish him. You are destroying your enemy... by making him your friend. Losing an enemy and gaining a friend. By giving what you've got. By knowing (and believing) that the fire in you is always hotter than the fire you're in. By letting what's inside--the love that is truly inside--come out. That's what it means to be consumed by God--by love--and that's what it means to let the fire burn. Receiving it and releasing it. Letting it in and letting it out. Filling yourself to overflowing with what you've already been filled with. It's not something you need. It's something you have. It's something... you are!

Consuming Fire part 3

12/15/2019 20:25

I feel like I Rant about this idea a lot. But I do that because I think it's important. And because I think we learn best through repetition. So let's talk about the burning bush. Good old Moses. Out in the backside of the desert. Where bushes burned on the regular. That was no big deal. So look and see why this particularbush mattered. "And the angel of the LORD appeared unto him in a flame of fire out of the midst of a bush: and he looked, and, behold, the bush burned iwth fire, and the bush was not consumed" (Exodus 3:2). Right there at the end. The bush was burned with fire, but the bush was not consumed. Our God is a consuming fire. But the fire that God is--that LOVE is--consumes everything EXCEPT itself (Himself). The bush burns, but it it not consumed. Everything else is consumed. Now, not to mix the metaphor too much, but a bush is pretty similar to a vine, isn't it? Or a tree? Jesus is the vine and we are the branches. The branches bare the fruit that the vine produces. When we are totally consumed with that fire... we will not burn out. We will heap fiery coals onto our enemies heads and melt their hearts. We will destroy our enemies by making them our friends. We will, like those three Hebrew boys, walk through the fire without getting burned. The only thing that burned (away) in the story of the fiery furnace was the bonds that held Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. They literally came out of there smelling like roses. Because the fire in them was hotter than the fire they were in. They burned, but were not consumed. And because there was a fourth man in the fire and He looked just like the Son of God! When Jesus... when LOVE... is holding you up, nothing can bring you down! So I guess the point I'm trying to make, in my usual wander around and hope it comes way, is that we don't have to worry about giving everything we've got and then ending up with nothing. We are connected to the unlimited supply of God's love. The God who IS love lives in us! And He has filled us up with Himself. With His love. All we have to do is receive it and release it. We can live fearlessly and limitlessly. All we have to do is fill ourselves to overflowing with what we've been filled with. Let what's inside come out by knowing and believing that it's in there. That's HE'S in there. That LOVE is in there. Nothing else matters. It's all about love. And when that consuming Holy Ghost wildfire burns... only love remains. Everything else goes up in smoke by love never fails. Because love endures. Love never gives up. God is a consuming fire. God is love. Love is the fire that consumes everything except itself (Himself). So you don't have to worry about anything else. You can focus on love and let that be enough. But love IS enough. Love is everything. Love is all we need. And love is what we have. Because our heavenly Father--the God who is love--gave it to us. Because He wanted us to have it. Because He loves us!

Consuming Fire part 2

12/14/2019 19:35

Our God is a consuming fire. That is one of the most concrete pictures we have of Him from the Bible. Three verses in the King James Version of the Bible describe Him that way. Yesterday we looked at the first and last one, and kind of looked at why the New Testament verse left out the part the Old Testament verse had about God being jealous. Today I want to look at Deuteronomy 9:3, "Understand therefore this day, that the LORD thy God is he which goeth over before thee; as a consuming fire he shall destroy them, and he shall bring them down before thy face: so shalt thou drive them out, and destroy them quickly, as the LORD hath said unto thee." Wow. There's a lot there. Let's start with God doing over before us. We talk about being followers of Christ, right? Disciples? But then, instead of following where He leads we always want to try to go our own way. A disciple is a student. So a disciple of God is a student of love. Learning how to love as we learn how we are loved. Receiving and releasing the love of God. It comes from knowing that He first loved us. That anywhere He wants us to go... He's already been there, done that, and got the t-shirt. We don't always have to forge our own path. Sometimes we can let God go ahead of us and make the way flat and smooth. He makes the valleys high and the mountains low. He is that straight and narrow way that leads to life. It can feel like a long and winding road, but it doesn't have to be. Rather than depending on God to clean up our messes (and He will do that, don't get me wrong) we can let His Word (which is Jesus, which is Love) be a lamp unto our feet and a light unto our path. We can trust that HE knows the way, and then we don't have to work so hard to find our way. Next. The consuming fire destroying our enemies. You know how I feel about this. I think it was Abraham Lincoln who said he destroyed his enemies by making them his friends. Look at Romans 12:20, "Therefore if thine enemy hunger, feed him; if he thirst, give him drink: for in so doing thou shalt heap coals of fire on his head." And, again, I've Ranted on this many times. The fiery coals are not to hurt or punish. They are meant to melt people's hearts. Feeding someone who is hungry--whether you like them or not--is love. Giving what you've got. Seeing a need and meeting it. Love is never a punishment. It is never used to hurt or to harm. Love doesn't demand it's (HIS) own way. Love gives what is needed. Because love IS giving. Not getting. Not judging according to appearance. Not deciding who gets love and who doesn't. Love is for everybody. Because God loves everybody. He loves you, and His new commandment (for the New Man that we are) is to love others as He loves us. To give what He has given us. One more time: To receive it and release it. To let it in and out with every breath we take and every move we make. To be so consumed with the love of God that we consume others with that same love! To kill 'em with kindness, if I can say it that way. Burn it all down and see that only love remains. The fire consumes everything except itself (Himself)!

Consuming Fire part 1

12/13/2019 20:01

There are a lot of different pictures of God in the Bible. Probably because He is so multi-faceted. Because LOVE is so mulit-faceted. It (HE) comes in so many shapes, and sizes, and colors. I was sitting in a parking lot in my truck today with my kid. And he laid his head on my shoulder. I said, "There's lots of ways to tell someone you love them, huh Bub." He goes, "Mostly with hugs." Point being, you don't have to say the word Jesus (or God) in order to be talking about Him. Or expressing Him. Now. Having said all that I want to say this: one of my favorite pictures of God in the Bible is the consuming fire. I like that idea a lot. Just a Holy Ghost wildfire sweeping across the land, burning up everything except itself (Himself). Growing as it feeds on itself (Himself). So that's what I want to talk about for the next few days. And there are three times that that phrase is used in the King James Version. I want to put them down here for you as a reference, as a foundation for this Rant series. Deuteronomy 4:24, "For the LORD thy God is a consuming fire, even a jealous God." Deuteronomy 9:3, "Understand therefore this day, that the LORD thy God is he which goeth over before thee; as a consuming fire he shall destroy them, and he shall bring them down before thy face: so shalt thou drive them out, and destroy them quickly, as the LORD hath said unto thee." And Hebrews 12:29, "For our God is a consuming fire." I'm really looking forward to getting into that second verse in Deuteronomy, because I think there's a lot there. Maybe tomorrow. But for today I want to simply compare and contrast the first and third verses. And I want to simply say this: In the Old Covenant--without the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of truth that leads and guides us into all truth--there was a lot of man making God in his own image going on. We, as a human species, had a very limited idea of who God really was. Remember Moses and the people of Israel? God dwelt in a cloud. They couldn't see Him. Adam and Eve were created in the image and likeness of God, but believed the lie that said they had to eat from the tree of knowledge of good and evil in order to be like Him. There was a distance. A disconnect. All we could see was ourselves in the mirror. Surface stuff. Flaws. Mistakes. So that's how we saw God. We saw Him as angry and distant. A taskmaster who punished His people if they stepped out of line. But then when you move into the New Covenant... God is still a consuming fire, but the part about Him being jealous is left out. I've long said that God is a happy God in large part because through the cross He got what He wanted. We think He's out to get us, but in reality He already got us. His heart's cry all throughout the Old Testament was that He wanted to be our God and He wanted us to be His people. Then, in Revelation 21:3 (MSG) we see, "I heard a voice thunder from the Throne: "Look! Look! God has moved into the neighbourhood, making his home with men and women! They're his people, he's their God!" He got what He wanted. Which, again, is simply a relationship with us. He consumed everything else. There's nothing for Him to be jealous of. The fire of love consumed everything BUT love. And now all that's left IS love. And love isn't jealous. Love is generous!

Now What? part 5

12/12/2019 20:17

The book of Hebrews speaks quite a bit about the high priest. About how Jesus is the fulfillment of that roll. He is our true High Priest. Now, this isn't the time or the place to get into all of the duties and activities of the high priest. I just want to highlight that in the Old Covenant he stood in between God and man, if I can say it that way. What I want to get to tonight is in Hebrews 9:25-26, "Nor yet that he should offer himself often, as the high priest entereth into the holy place every year with blood of others; For then must he often have suffered since the foundation of the world: but now once in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of himself." Now once in the end of the world. What a great phrase. And, if my math is on point (which, admittedly, it probably isn't) the Bible was written a long time ago. Which is to say... the end... ended. And it ended when Jesus put away sin. Took away the sin of the world. Solved the sin problem, or the sin issue. (And no, that isn't a plug for my book called The Sin Issue, but I wouldn't mind if you checked that out...) Jesus ended the end. And began the beginning. That's the point. That's how I want to end this Rant series. The end is over. Sin is put away. Now what? Now we can live and love. Now we can stop focusing on what's wrong with people (and ourselves) and start focusing on what's right with people (and ourselves)! Instead of a sin hunt--Jesus put it away, took it away, He didn't hide it in the hopes that we would find it--we can go on a righteousness hunt. We can start to look IN people--and see the light inside, the heart inside, the love inside--instead of looking AT people and only seeing the surface stuff. That's what it means to not judge by appearance but to judge righteous judgment. Letting people be who they are as we all learn and grow together. Giving people grace. Grace to grow. Mistakes don't define us. They simply educate us. They teach us what to do, and what not to do. We're always waiting for Jesus to do something. Waiting for God to move. Well, friends, 2,000 years ago God moved. It was the cross. It was Jesus becoming sin and then dying so that sin would die. So that death would die. So that we could lay aside the weight and the sin that so easily besets us... because He has laid it aside. He took care of it. And in Him, He took care of it for us, and in us, and through us, and as us. The end is over. Now the beginning can begin. Death is over. Now life can begin. Sin is over. Now love can begin! Jesus did all of the heavy lifting. All of it. It is finished. It's a done deal. We are complete in Him. Because He is complete in us. And because His WORK is complete in us. The work of loving us. Jesus died for us, because He loves us. He gave His life for us, and gave His life to us. So that we could have it. So that we could experience His abundant, everlasting, eternal, Resurrection Life of love as He lives His own life in us, and through us, and as us. Now what? Now we can live. Now we can love. Now we can be who we were created to be by doing what we were created to do. We can receive and release the love of God!

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