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"Even to the Gentiles" (Acts 11:1-18, John 13:31-35)

Rev. Dr. Marjorie E. NunesRev. Dr. Marjorie E. Nunes, May 19, 2019
Part of the Sunday series, preached at a Sunday service

“God never intended God's boundaries to be less than the whole world. Therefore, none of us have a monopoly on God's love. We may feel like we do when we look down on someone different than we are, or when we snicker at someone's misfortune, or when we say, "Thank you, Lord, that I am not like them," or when we say, "It's too bad they do not believe as we believe." (from John K. Bergland, Love without Limits, One Heaven of a Party). Pierre Teilhard de Chardin may have said it best, "It is impossible to love Christ without loving others, and it is impossible to love others without moving nearer to Christ."

Tags: #love #God #Jesus #Gentiles

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