That All of Them May Be One (Part One)
We must celebrate our unity, demonstrate our unity, rehearse our unity—and do so with public joy!
We must celebrate our unity, demonstrate our unity, rehearse our unity—and do so with public joy!
A student, even a disciple, may falter— but a witness is unstoppable.
When we have a revelation from Jesus, we learn new things and unlearn old things.
Sometimes we have to lose our sight to gain a vision.
Being “in Christ” is a way of talking about us abiding in Christ, and Christ abiding in us.
Our Creator is interested in us becoming the fullness of who he is—in character, presence, and wholeness.
Union with Christ, and the fullness of his love, are meant to be experienced. We can posture ourselves—in heart and mind—toward an ongoing encounter with Jesus.
To put our roots down deep into love means that we draw on Christ’s love as our primary source of spiritual nutrition.