There is a big difference in a conversation between talking to someone and talking with someone. Teachers talk to a class, parents talk to kids with instructions. But in Luke 11, Jesus invites us to talk with God, as our heavenly father. To share our joys and gratitude, as well as our struggles and hurts.
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Who doesn’t want to root for love? All those rom-coms, romance books, and epic tales are so gripping because love is powerful. But as those same stories remind us, human love, while powerful, is imperfect. Human love is a reflection of a greater love that was first extended to us by God. A love that is not conditional, a love that’s depth and width and reach is far more than we can imagine.
Scripture starts by setting the tone about God, this world, and us. Foundationally we start with the idea that God made humanity in his image. As we struggle with tough conversations in a polarized world, how could it change our conversations if we keep it front of mind that each person you meet is made in God’s image?
By Jon Huizenga, Guest Speaker Weekly Watch Online