#lovewell — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #lovewell, aggregated by home.social.
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Samuel Shaw was an English nonconformist minister. He says to make a trade out of interest/usury, to get one’s living out of the sweat of other’s brows, is condemned as wicked and idle. Even the very patrons of usury (responsible banking & commerce?) would oppose such a life.
Are we all engaged in something that was condemned in the medieval church and a few passages of Scripture?
How can we avoid getting a living out of the sweat of other’s brows?
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Samuel Shaw was an English nonconformist minister. He says to make a trade out of interest/usury, to get one’s living out of the sweat of other’s brows, is condemned as wicked and idle. Even the very patrons of usury (responsible banking & commerce?) would oppose such a life.
Are we all engaged in something that was condemned in the medieval church and a few passages of Scripture?
How can we avoid getting a living out of the sweat of other’s brows?
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Samuel Shaw was an English nonconformist minister. He says to make a trade out of interest/usury, to get one’s living out of the sweat of other’s brows, is condemned as wicked and idle. Even the very patrons of usury (responsible banking & commerce?) would oppose such a life.
Are we all engaged in something that was condemned in the medieval church and a few passages of Scripture?
How can we avoid getting a living out of the sweat of other’s brows?
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Samuel Shaw was an English nonconformist minister. He says to make a trade out of interest/usury, to get one’s living out of the sweat of other’s brows, is condemned as wicked and idle. Even the very patrons of usury (responsible banking & commerce?) would oppose such a life.
Are we all engaged in something that was condemned in the medieval church and a few passages of Scripture?
How can we avoid getting a living out of the sweat of other’s brows?
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Peter Randolph was a Baptist minister who escaped slavery. In his autobiography, he considers the tears of slaves. He predicts that they will fill a cup of wrath that would be poured out upon the nation by God.
How can you consider the tears of the poor today?
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Peter Randolph was a Baptist minister who escaped slavery. In his autobiography, he considers the tears of slaves. He predicts that they will fill a cup of wrath that would be poured out upon the nation by God.
How can you consider the tears of the poor today?
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Peter Randolph was a Baptist minister who escaped slavery. In his autobiography, he considers the tears of slaves. He predicts that they will fill a cup of wrath that would be poured out upon the nation by God.
How can you consider the tears of the poor today?
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Peter Randolph was a Baptist minister who escaped slavery. In his autobiography, he considers the tears of slaves. He predicts that they will fill a cup of wrath that would be poured out upon the nation by God.
How can you consider the tears of the poor today?
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Charles Henry Parkhurst, NYC Presbyterian minister, considers personhood, an idea slowly gaining acceptance with time. Brotherhood entitles others to my love and gentle ministration.
We had a political season of saying F to other’s feelings. Church leaders stated kindness as a vice. Gentle ministration is a crime if it encourages the wrong people to enter the country.
How can you consider the personhood of others today?
#christian #purposedriven #shifttheculture #lovewell #nokidhungry
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Charles Henry Parkhurst, NYC Presbyterian minister, considers personhood, an idea slowly gaining acceptance with time. Brotherhood entitles others to my love and gentle ministration.
We had a political season of saying F to other’s feelings. Church leaders stated kindness as a vice. Gentle ministration is a crime if it encourages the wrong people to enter the country.
How can you consider the personhood of others today?
#christian #purposedriven #shifttheculture #lovewell #nokidhungry
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Charles Henry Parkhurst, NYC Presbyterian minister, considers personhood, an idea slowly gaining acceptance with time. Brotherhood entitles others to my love and gentle ministration.
We had a political season of saying F to other’s feelings. Church leaders stated kindness as a vice. Gentle ministration is a crime if it encourages the wrong people to enter the country.
How can you consider the personhood of others today?
#christian #purposedriven #shifttheculture #lovewell #nokidhungry
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When a person de-humanizes their political opponent they are at great danger of becoming the very thing they despise.
In all things, pursue the way of love. #LoveWell
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When a person de-humanizes their political opponent they are at great danger of becoming the very thing they despise.
In all things, pursue the way of love. #LoveWell
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When a person de-humanizes their political opponent they are at great danger of becoming the very thing they despise.
In all things, pursue the way of love. #LoveWell
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When a person de-humanizes their political opponent they are at great danger of becoming the very thing they despise.
In all things, pursue the way of love. #LoveWell
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Good morning! May you #lovewell today. #MorningMug #MorningBlessing https://danielmrose.com/uploads/2024/ce850b560d.jpg
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Good morning! May you #lovewell today. #MorningMug #MorningBlessing https://danielmrose.com/uploads/2024/ce850b560d.jpg
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Good morning! May you #lovewell today. #MorningMug #MorningBlessing https://danielmrose.com/uploads/2024/ce850b560d.jpg
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Good morning! May you #lovewell today. #MorningMug #MorningBlessing https://danielmrose.com/uploads/2024/ce850b560d.jpg
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@[email protected] Indeed. I spend a lot of time teaching folks to #lovewell. That seems to be the heart of it.
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@[email protected] Indeed. I spend a lot of time teaching folks to #lovewell. That seems to be the heart of it.
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@[email protected] Indeed. I spend a lot of time teaching folks to #lovewell. That seems to be the heart of it.
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@[email protected] Indeed. I spend a lot of time teaching folks to #lovewell. That seems to be the heart of it.
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@[email protected] Indeed. I spend a lot of time teaching folks to #lovewell. That seems to be the heart of it.
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@davidtoddmccarty @laurenrelarkin I know it feels that way and in so many ways you’re right. There is a spiritual rot in American Christianity, to be sure.
Yet, I see a different side of things in my home Sunday nights and in the pub Tuesday nights. At least in these two little spaces love and the desire to #lovewell dominates.
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@davidtoddmccarty @laurenrelarkin I know it feels that way and in so many ways you’re right. There is a spiritual rot in American Christianity, to be sure.
Yet, I see a different side of things in my home Sunday nights and in the pub Tuesday nights. At least in these two little spaces love and the desire to #lovewell dominates.
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@davidtoddmccarty @laurenrelarkin I know it feels that way and in so many ways you’re right. There is a spiritual rot in American Christianity, to be sure.
Yet, I see a different side of things in my home Sunday nights and in the pub Tuesday nights. At least in these two little spaces love and the desire to #lovewell dominates.
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@davidtoddmccarty @laurenrelarkin I know it feels that way and in so many ways you’re right. There is a spiritual rot in American Christianity, to be sure.
Yet, I see a different side of things in my home Sunday nights and in the pub Tuesday nights. At least in these two little spaces love and the desire to #lovewell dominates.