Is there a Place for a Remorseful Judas Iscariot Under the Covenant of Grace?
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How Do We Appropriate God’s Grace and What Jesus? Did for Humankind?
Posted on September 30, 2018 by homeiswherethefamilyis
A Sincere Love of Others is an Act of True Worship
Posted on August 7, 2018 by homeiswherethefamilyis
The act of a true and acceptable worship demonstrates a reverent love and devotion to what God holds dear. And what God holds dear is His love of us, and what He requires of us by our love of Him is to love others as much as we love thyself.
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Fellowshipping: From Handshakes to Hugs
Posted on July 12, 2018 by homeiswherethefamilyis
Vic says, “Fellowshipping is not just about the talking or the exchange of fleeting pleasantries. It’s the building of a closely-knit and devoted relationship. To me, a church fellowship is a form of a community prayer. Gandhi once said, ‘In prayer, it is better to have a heart without words than words without a heart’. When we pray to God, it’s not just what we say. It’s whether we mean what we say. When we fellowship with church family we reach out to each other in unity and love. We love and serve without demanding anything in return.”
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