The two week series we started Sunday, 11.5.06 is "Forgiveness: Something we all want and something we all should give". Sunday we looked at Matthew 18:21-35 and discovered that God's forgiveness of us is huge, no mammoth. We also learned that God wants us to be forgiving in our relationships with one another. God is into restoration and reconciliation. He wants us to have healthy relationships. Forgiveness helps us live in restoration and experience healthy relationships. Fact: We have all needed to receive a little forgiveness at one time or another in our relationships. Fact: We should all be willing to forgive others in our relationships. We desire strong, fun, enjoyable, accountable, and healthy relationships. We need strong, fun, enjoyable, accountable, and healthy relationships. Forgiveness. Forgiveness. Forgiveness.
Forgiveness breeds strong, fun, enjoyable, accountable, and healthy relationships.
So, this week when someone causes a little pain, Fuggetaboudit.
FYI. Send out those "Thanksgiving Cards". Pray and think about your part in Compassion International, The Food Bank, and giving financially to ministries located throughout Virginia during the Season of Compassion.
Hope: To desire something with some confidence of fulfillment. A desire supported by some confidence in its fulfillment. A ground for expectation. To look forward. Expectation. Confidence. Anticipation. "Be joyful in hope..." Romans 12:12 "I pray that God, the source of hope, will fill you completely with joy and peace because you trust in him. Then you will overflow with confident hope through the power of the Holy Spirit." Romans 15:13 "..my hope is in you all day long." Psalm 25:5b
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Thursday, May 3, 2007 is National Day of Prayer in the U.S. May we spend time throughout the whole day in prayer for our nation. May we bles...
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Click on the link and begin to pray. 18 Things To Pray For Your Church
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