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“Everyone has the right to love and be loved.” [Part 2]

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What is the biblical way to look at human relationships? Listen…
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“Everyone has the right to love and be loved.” [Part 1]

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Is there a biblical way to look at rights? Listen to what…
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Show others something of Jesus

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We love to talk about love. Let's recall His love as we relate…
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The Day He said “I Love You”

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Written by Christine E., USAI remember clearly the first time…

ODJ: love, life and religion

In the book Bono: A Self-Portrait in Conversation, the legendary U2 vocalist shared these thoughts on God’s love with author Michka Assayas.

ODB: For Sale — “As Is”

A house listed for sale “As Is” usually means the seller is unable or unwilling to spend any money to repair it or make it attractive.

ODJ: out of sight . . .

Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3 has been a blessing to me, but it’s also slightly confusing. How are we supposed to grasp the full measure of God’s love for us when it’s beyond our ability to understand?
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We Do Not Need to Be “Liked” to Be Loved

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Recently, I posted a few photos of myself on Instagram. The “likes” I received made me happy. The social acceptance I felt satisfied me. But as I dug deeper into the reasons why I posted on Instagram,

ODJ: life and love

Life can be difficult. At times, burdens, disappointments and uncertainties can seem too difficult to bear. Poet Annie Johnson Flint poignantly captured the struggles of life in her poem “One Day at a Time”:
One day at a time with its failures and fears,
With its hurts and mistakes, with it weakness and tears,
With its portion of pain and its burden of