The Art Of Neighboring: Week OneChikamu
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Our love for God and our love for each other are inextricably linked. The reason we’re able to love at all is because we are loved by God.
Prayer
Heavenly Father, you delight in steadfast love. Thank you for loving us while we were not able to love you!
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What does a life of fellowship with God look like?
1 John 4:7-21
Reflect
A life of abiding in the love of God—Father, Son, and Spirit—means a life rich in fellowship. Christ intends for his followers to have fellowship—deep relationship and intimacy—with God and with others.
Respond
To the degree that we worship and love God, and know ourselves loved by him, we will be able to love others. Have you ever connected your time spent with God to your time spent with others? How might they relate to each other in your daily life?
Rugwaro
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You probably know that Christians are meant to be loving people. But sometimes that ideal can seem far from the reality. Perhaps we’re not starting from the right place. Loving others can only happen if we understand what God means by love. Let’s take a look at the biblical call to love.
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