We should embrace and rest in the unconditional love of Jesus, just as a father embraces his child.

• 00:00 Embrace the unconditional love of Jesus and rest in his love, just as a father embraces his child.
• 01:15 Embrace and rest in Christ’s unconditional love instead of pushing it away.

God’s love transcends boundaries and is accessible to all who fear God and do what is right, as demonstrated through the power of the Holy Spirit.

• 00:00 God’s love transcends boundaries and is accessible to all who fear God and do what is right, as demonstrated through the power of the Holy Spirit.
• 01:37 Love one another equally without condition, including our enemies, to remain faithful to God’s commands and achieve Christ’s mission.
• 02:04 Follow the command.
• 02:04 Jesus commands us to love one another, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the deepest truth of himself.
• 02:37 Genuine love for Jesus will make us ready and willing to deny ourselves and undertake any difficult mission.
• 03:14 Love and obedience are essential, without them, it is impossible to continue in the truth.
• 03:53 The Holy Spirit teaches us the truth and empowers us to love and live meaningfully.

2021 Archive / Recent Reflections

We should prioritize love over material possessions and appearances, open our eyes to God’s love in others, and be open to the love waiting for us.

• 00:00 Meghan shares a personal story about her dad’s impact on their small town community and the unexpected connection with the former postmaster.
• 00:34 Dad pays for strangers’ ice cream after forgetting his wallet, showing kindness to newcomers in a small town.
• 01:17 Peter and the Believers were surprised that the Gentiles received the Holy Spirit, showing that God’s love is not partial.
• 01:47 Don’t judge others, as they receive the same love from God.
• 02:02 Our enemies can be anyone, even ourselves.
• 02:27 Love God by loving others, even when it’s not convenient.
• 03:04 Prioritize love over material possessions and appearances, open your eyes to God’s love in others, and be open to the love waiting for you.

Love for Jesus means keeping his commandments, which can be challenging in a culture with shifting moral values, but by letting go of our old selves and rising up as new creations, we can fulfill the external with self-emptying love.

• 00:00 Love for Jesus means keeping his commandments, but in a culture with shifting moral values, it’s a new challenge.
• 00:52 Jesus takes morality to a higher level by emphasizing the internal aspect, not just the external.
• 01:35 Let go of your old self, rise up as a new creation, and fulfill the external with self-emptying love.

Our primary orientation should be love, appreciating and respecting others as they are, and living in the kingdom of God.

• 00:00 Remain on the vine by loving.
• 00:47 Our primary orientation should be love, as there is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.
• 01:35 Love should be reciprocal, appreciating and respecting others as they are, not trying to control or manipulate them, and living in the kingdom of God, not in self-worship.

God’s love is for all people, and we are called to love one another regardless of religion, trusting in God’s love and living it out in concrete ways.

• 00:00 The readings for the sixth Sunday of Easter are from the book of Acts and the Gospel of John.
• 00:45 Peter meets Cornelius, a Roman Centurion, and the Holy Spirit comes upon them.
• 01:33 God does not have favorites, anyone who fears God and does what is right is acceptable to him, even pagans, and Peter defends his decision to baptize them to his Jewish friends.
• 02:47 The Lord’s salvation is for all nations, and Jesus commands us to love one another as he has loved us.
• 03:37 Love for one another, regardless of religion, is what God requires of us, as seen in the first letter of John.
• 04:58 Trusting in God’s love and loving one another in concrete ways is what truly matters, and the rest will be taken care of by God.
• 05:55 Trust and live in God’s love, stop judging and love one another, it’s that simple.
• 06:50 Hold on to the love you find in the world, celebrate it, and make it the center of your faith.

Easter celebrates the universal and impartial love of God, and we are called to love one another as friends, free from any barriers or exclusivity.

• 00:00 God’s love is for everyone, as shown in the reading from The Acts of the Apostles, where the Holy Spirit fell upon all who were listening to the word, regardless of their background.
  • Jesus calls us his friends, and the way we perceive him influences the way we live our faith.
  • God’s love is for everyone, as shown in the reading from The Acts of the Apostles, where the Holy Spirit fell upon all who were listening to the word, regardless of their background.
• 03:16 We are called to love one another because God is love and sent his son for us, and Easter is a season of divine love.
  • The Lord has revealed his saving power to the Nations, and we are called to love one another because God is love and sent his son for us.
  • Easter is a season of divine love, and it is a privileged moment to learn what love is all about.
• 08:37 God’s love is impartial and embraces everyone, unlike human love which is often selective and exclusive.
• 11:00 Easter love is impartial, shown by the Holy Spirit’s presence in all, and true love comes from belonging to God who loved us first, even the undeserving.
  • Easter love knows no partiality, as shown by the Holy Spirit’s presence in all, as stated in the second reading from the first letter of St John.
  • Love is not about how we have loved God, but about how God has loved us first, even those considered undeserving, and if we want to truly love, we should belong to God.
• 14:18 Remain in God’s love by keeping His commandments, loving one another, and bearing fruit that will remain.
• 15:53 Easter celebrates the triumph of divine love, which is universal and not selective, as shown in the readings from St. Peter and St. John, emphasizing that it is God who loves first and without partiality, and there is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.
  • Easter is celebrated as the triumph of divine love, which is universal and not selective, as shown in the readings from St. Peter and St. John.
  • Jesus chose his disciples, emphasizing that it is God who loves first and without partiality, and there is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.
• 19:45 Jesus calls us friends, shares everything with us, and commands us to love one another as he has loved us.
• 22:02 Jesus freed his disciples from Master Slave Dynamics by revealing the love of the Father, and Easter is when we become free to love one another as friends, praying to be set free from anything that blocks sincere relationships.
  • Remaining attached to Jesus as the vine nourishes us, and Jesus shared everything he learned from the father with his disciples, freeing them from slavery.
  • Jesus freed his friends from the Master Slave Dynamics by revealing the love of the Father, and Easter is when we become free to love one another as friends, praying to be set free from anything that blocks sincere relationships.
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