True Christian love is not most clearly seen in how we treat believers that we already like & agree with, but rather how we treat the saints we disagree with.
Agreed. In my innermost being has no desire for my Creator. But, by His Grace and Mercy He has taken out my heart of stone and given me a heart of flesh! Glory to God!
Jesus said, “No one can come to me unless it is granted him by the Father.” John 6:65
So Bill said to me, “He grants that ability to all.”
“No, he doesn’t,“ I replied.
“How do you know?” he asked.
I said, “Because Jesus said this to explain why Judas did not believe.”
Jesus is the greatest gift God has and can give me! Why then do I ask for more. I complain about not having things that others have but, yet ignore that I have Him! I’m in His arms wrapped tight, and I need nothing else!
So, you sinned again. God hates it... but He loves you endlessly. Don’t run from Him in this moment, run to Him right now. He wants you to. He’s jealous for you. Repent and return. That’s what He wants. Not to yell at you but to love you. His loving kindness leads to repentance.
@EwingLearning we should use the term Emergent Bilinguals or EB, instead of English Language Learner or ELL. The term ELL focuses on the students lack of knowledge of the English language, whereas EB focuses on the fact the student is learning and becoming fluent in two languages.
@EwingLearning Emergent Bilingual students may feel intimidated and overwhelmed. Learning new content can be very challenging in general, but learning new content in a language that the student is not fluent in can add even more stress and confusion.
"Peter was sleeping between two soldiers.” Acts 12:6
In prison.
Bound with chains.
Between two soldiers.
To be executed the next day.
Sleeping.
Peter had come along way.
That’s what Creflo said. But the Bible says “Let those who suffer according to GOD’S WILL entrust their souls to a faithful Creator while doing good.” 1 Peter 4:19. I’ll go with the Bible, thanks.