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💔✨🪞✝️❤️ God is Love: How His Power is Made Perfect in Weakness [3 parts]

I. 1. “God is Love” - What Kind of Love? ❤️ When Scripture says “God is love” (1 John 4:8), the word used is agapē (ἀγάπη). This is not: * eros (desire-based love), * philia (mutual affection), …but agapē—a self-giving, other-oriented, costly love. It has a few defining characteristics: * It initiates

🫓🌿⏳🌾🍇 Naomi In the Passover Meal: Bitter Herbs and Righteous Fruit [3 parts]

I. 🌿 Bitter Herbs at Passover: Remembering Affliction In Exodus 12:8, Israel is commanded to eat the Passover lamb with bitter herbs (Hebrew: maror). These herbs are not culinary decoration—they are intentional memory devices. * They embody suffering (slavery in Egypt) * They train perception (remember where you came from) * They

👑🍞🍷🎭💔🚪(B) The King’s ‘Friend’: Near the Table, Far from the Heart [5 parts]

I. 🍷 1. A Table in the Presence of Enemies Psalm 23:5 - “You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies…” This is not just comfort imagery—it is royal covenant language. * A table in the Ancient Near East signals: * Acceptance * Protection * Relational belonging (covenant loyalty)

👁️ 👁️✨🧠👣 (A) Discernment Through Transformation: Why Right Action and Right Timing Require a Renewed Mind [3 parts]

I. 1. “Taste and See” - The Invitation to Experience Psalm 34:8 - “Oh, taste and see that the LORD is good…” This is not abstract theology—it’s experiential knowing. * “Taste” (Hebrew: ta‘am) implies discernment through experience, not mere sampling. * “See” (ra’ah) is perception—recognizing what

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💔✨🪞✝️❤️ God is Love: How His Power is Made Perfect in Weakness [3 parts]

🫓🌿⏳🌾🍇 Naomi In the Passover Meal: Bitter Herbs and Righteous Fruit [3 parts]

👑🍞🍷🎭💔🚪(B) The King’s ‘Friend’: Near the Table, Far from the Heart [5 parts]

👁️ 👁️✨🧠👣 (A) Discernment Through Transformation: Why Right Action and Right Timing Require a Renewed Mind [3 parts]