Who are other people? They take on three different shapes: Enemies, neighbors, and family. What is our duty to them? Love. Love may take a different form with each group, but our duty is summed up as love. We love enemies by surprising them with our service toward them. We love neighbors by treating them like our family. And we love the body of Christ – our true brothers and sisters – in such a way that the world and spiritual powers are stunned by our oneness.
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#1 · February 7, 2016, 9:43 am

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Christine (Tina) Berglund posted: "It may come as a surprise that gardens are not always methodically planned and executed. Some plants may not thrive while others overgrow their intended borders. The scene is constantly changing, even with diligent effort. The geraniums near the roses pl"

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It may come as a surprise that gardens are not always methodically planned and executed. Some plants may not thrive while others overgrow their intended borders. The scene is constantly changing, even with diligent effort. Read more of this post

 

Christine (Tina) Berglund | February 7, 2016 at 8:42 am | Tags: influence, light, salt, standing out | Categories: Articles, Consider the Lilies | URL: http://wp.me/p1HIjv-6uF

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