The Parable of the Good Samaritan helps us to understand how we should treat the people who disagree with us. When Jesus says to “love your neighbor as yourself, do you ever wonder, “who is my neighbor?” Well, the answer is EVERYBODY! And that includes the people who don’t believe what you believe.
The Parable of the Good Samaritan helps us to understand how we should treat the people who disagree with us. When Jesus says to “love your neighbor as yourself, do you ever wonder, “who is my neighbor?” Well, the answer is EVERYBODY! And that includes the people who don’t believe what you believe.
What does God require of you? In Micah 6:8 He tells us to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him. We should be practicing all three. Don’t just pick one or two of your favorites! You need all three to be living the full and effective life that God has called you to.
God can take even a very small act of kindness to make a BIG difference. Helping those in need doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You don’t have to fix all of life’s problems to make a huge impact in this broken world we live in.
Right and wrong are determined by God, not people. That’s why we should follow God instead of following the crowd.
The Coronavirus can be kind of scary, and it’s ok to be a little worried, but God also wants us to be brave and be wise in scary times. There are three ways that we can respond when things are scary: We can give into fear (run away screaming, buy 1,000 rolls of toilet paper,…
When you start living for God instead of for yourself, it changes everything. You might think that if you decide to follow Jesus, then you can’t do anything that you used to do. And there may be some things in your life that God doesn’t want you to do at all, but for many things, it’s just a matter of doing them for God instead of for yourself.
