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You are loved and defined by Christ alone. ❤️
#biblians #bibliansapp #identityinChrist #faithjourney #beloved #childofGod #Hope
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Quote of the day, 28 October: Jessica Powers
The saints and mystics
had a name
for that deep
inwardness of flame,
the height or depth
or ground or goal
Which is God’s dwelling
in the soul.Not capax Dei
do you say;
nor yet
scintilla animae
nor synderesis—
all are fair—
but heaven,
because God is there.All day and when
you wake at night
think of that place
of living light,
yours and within you
and aglow
where only God
and you can go.None can assail you
in that place
save your own evil,
routing grace.
Not even angels
see or hear,
nor the dark spirits
prowling near.But there are days
when watching eyes
could guess that you
hold Paradise.
Sometimes the shining
overflows
and everyone
around you knows.Sister Miriam of the Holy Spirit, OCD (Jessica Powers)
For a Child of God (1953)
Powers, J 1999, The Selected Poetry of Jessica Powers, Siegfried, R & Morneau, RF (eds.), ICS Publications, Washington DC.
Featured image: Jude Beck / Unsplash (Stock photo)
#ChildOfGod #indwelling #interiorLife #JessicaPowers #poetry
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Mets rookie Nolan McLean says ‘God is so good’ amid playoff push https://www.rawchili.com/mlb/306173/ #Baseball #BibleReading #ChildOfGod #Galatians1 #GodIsGood #God'sLove #LoveForChrist #MajorLeagueBaseballPlayoffs #MajorLeagueBaseballPostseason #MLB #MLBPlayoffs #MLBPostseason #NewYorkMets #NolanMclean #OklahomaStateUniversity #rookie
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Richard Rogers, English Puritan, writes on Christian duty. We manifest Christ’s love to neighbor by pitying their miseries, as Christ did. The neighbor’s greater calamity should speed our aid make us ease their pain as much as is possible in us.
Today, the greater the calamity, we’re told, the greater the need to wash hands, not to reinforce bad choices, and to wall the sufferer off from us.
How can you manifest Christ’s love?
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Richard Rogers, English Puritan, writes on Christian duty. We manifest Christ’s love to neighbor by pitying their miseries, as Christ did. The neighbor’s greater calamity should speed our aid make us ease their pain as much as is possible in us.
Today, the greater the calamity, we’re told, the greater the need to wash hands, not to reinforce bad choices, and to wall the sufferer off from us.
How can you manifest Christ’s love?
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Richard Rogers, English Puritan, writes on Christian duty. We manifest Christ’s love to neighbor by pitying their miseries, as Christ did. The neighbor’s greater calamity should speed our aid make us ease their pain as much as is possible in us.
Today, the greater the calamity, we’re told, the greater the need to wash hands, not to reinforce bad choices, and to wall the sufferer off from us.
How can you manifest Christ’s love?
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Richard Rogers, English Puritan, writes on Christian duty. We manifest Christ’s love to neighbor by pitying their miseries, as Christ did. The neighbor’s greater calamity should speed our aid make us ease their pain as much as is possible in us.
Today, the greater the calamity, we’re told, the greater the need to wash hands, not to reinforce bad choices, and to wall the sufferer off from us.
How can you manifest Christ’s love?
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When we look in the mirror, it's crucial to assess not just our good deeds but also our shortcomings. This reflective journey helps us understand our true selves and prepares us for meaningful connections, including our relationship with God. Let's explore this together. #SelfReflection #InnerTruth #PersonalGrowth #FaithJourney #MirrorTalk #HonestyWithSelf #SelfAwareness #ChildOfGod #SpiritualGrowth #MeaningfulConnections
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John Calvin, early Calvinistic theologian, on Isaiah 58. God chooses a devotion that involves bewailing the distresses of others. If you sear your heart against caring, your devotion is but to yourself. There is no love of God in you.
In modern religiosity, aren’t we trained to find excuses as to why any humanitarian abuse is just desserts for the sufferers?
How can you consider the poverty of others as if you yourself endured it?
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John Calvin, early Calvinistic theologian, on Isaiah 58. God chooses a devotion that involves bewailing the distresses of others. If you sear your heart against caring, your devotion is but to yourself. There is no love of God in you.
In modern religiosity, aren’t we trained to find excuses as to why any humanitarian abuse is just desserts for the sufferers?
How can you consider the poverty of others as if you yourself endured it?
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John Calvin, early Calvinistic theologian, on Isaiah 58. God chooses a devotion that involves bewailing the distresses of others. If you sear your heart against caring, your devotion is but to yourself. There is no love of God in you.
In modern religiosity, aren’t we trained to find excuses as to why any humanitarian abuse is just desserts for the sufferers?
How can you consider the poverty of others as if you yourself endured it?
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John Calvin, early Calvinistic theologian, on Isaiah 58. God chooses a devotion that involves bewailing the distresses of others. If you sear your heart against caring, your devotion is but to yourself. There is no love of God in you.
In modern religiosity, aren’t we trained to find excuses as to why any humanitarian abuse is just desserts for the sufferers?
How can you consider the poverty of others as if you yourself endured it?
