Category Archives: Love one another
“Marital love in action” by Paul David Tripp
“1. Love is being willing to have you life complicated by the needs and struggles of your husband or wife without impatience or anger. 2. Love is actively fighting the temptation to be critical and judgmental toward your spouse, while … Continue reading
“In God, not in themselves” by John Calvin
“We ought to embrace the whole human race without exception in a single feeling of love; here there is no distinction between barbarian and Greek, worthy and unworthy, friend and enemy, since all should be contemplated in God, not in … Continue reading
“What Christians are to wear” by Francis Schaeffer
“First, Christians are called upon to love all men as neighbors, loving them as ourselves. Second, we are to love all true Christian brothers in a way that the world may observe. This means showing love to our brothers in … Continue reading
“Lament” by Evangeline Paterson
“Lament” By Evangeline Paterson Weep, weep for those Who do the work of the Lord With a high look And a proud heart. Their voice is lifted up In the streets, and their cry is heard. The bruised reed they … Continue reading
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“The church is something beautiful” by Francis Schaeffer
“One cannot explain the explosive power of the early church apart from the fact that they practiced two things simultaneously: the orthodoxy of doctrine and orthodoxy of community in the midst of the visible church, a community which the world … Continue reading
“The bond of love” by John Calvin
“We shall benefit very much from the Lord’s Supper if this thought is impressed and engraved upon our minds: that none of the brethren can be injured, despised, rejected, abused, or in any way offended by us, without at the … Continue reading
“Love that makes the worth of Christ visible” by John Piper
“God’s purpose in the universe is not only to be infinitely worthy, but to be displayed as infinitely worthy. Our works of love, flowing from faith, are the way Christ-embracing faith shows the value of what it has embraced. The … Continue reading
