Sentences with phrase «done in a loving way»

I would certainly try to do it in a loving way, and almost never in front of anyone else.

And even in love it may alienate someone but if we are speaking the truth of God's word and do it in a loving way we can not be held accountable for it offending someone.

I want to say what I think and feel, but do it in a loving way.

It was not saying — Don't point out sin — But it WAS saying, do it in the loving way Jesus did.

Not exact matches

You don't have to follow Nirav's regimen, but you should try to do what Nirav has done: Find a sustainable way to take control, to do the things that make you feel good, to live in away that you can be around for loved ones... and to be at your best at work.

It was in these meetings doing what I loved — solving problems with technology — that I realized there had to be a way to take the alluring pull of video games and tie it to brands to drive loyalty and sales.

How do you handle a situation where someone loves your product, and is active on social media, but isn't necessarily posting in a way that you consider appropriate?

sauce, a flavor this country loves, and we're delivering it in a way that's never been done before by baking it into the bun,» said Burger King chief marketing officer Eric Hirschhorn in a press release at the time.

Google would love it if the world didn't have any apps at all, but at least this way they're in the game.»

President Donald Trump has helped Europe in a way that his predecessor Barack Obama didn't, and Europeans should love Trump for it, an asset manager told CNBC on Thursday.

But I was just amazed by how everyone, young and old wanted to be involved... and was so deeply enriched and touched by the experience and the laughter and the love I experienced from the people I met and how women would in particular open their hearts to me and tell me the stories of where they've come from, particularly because I have the language and was coming there as a woman and just how touched they were that I was there as a woman from England who's learned the language and who's an artist and running this project and come all the way to see them so they didn't feel forgotten I think that was pretty much what they felt... that their stories were being heard so they don't feel forgotten knowing the tents would be around the world.

I'd love to hear from you, and I'm eager to see how we can change business, together, doing things in a way that goes beyond «bottom line» focus.

As much as I love all the technical goodies we've been blessed with in this digital age, I do have the odd moment when I long for the way things used to be.

If you want to be happy, you can now hire someone to show you the way to the joyous and blissful life you've always dreamed of, doing whatever it is you love to do without a care in the world.

Trump didn't budge on his position for steel and aluminum tariffs in a meeting between the two leaders — but he at least reassured his European ally that any tariffs would be implemented in a «very loving way.»

He did sort of mend the bridges and made it work in the end, but that really shocked me: to treat someone you love the most in such a neglectful way because you were too focused on bean counting even though you already had all the money you would ever need (and that is in his 20s — he was a multi-millionaire).

Sure, I love to read books about automation and new ways to segment and target an audience, but if it doesn't lead to a behavior change in that audience, it's all for nothing.

There is now an opportunity to exercise that love in a way that not only will restore communion between two ancient churches but will demonstrate that all Orthodox Christians truly do belong to one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church.

While it does not appear to me that bin Laden in any way obeyed the Laws of God, and thereby lived out of love, and therefore, yes, is more than likely facing eternal perdition, I can not know that.

Tell me, little Unborn Child, what did the Creator say?Did He wrap you in His love, and wipe your tears away?You hover on the edge of time.I see your faceless form.You laugh whenever children play, Oh, God, for you I mourn!He sent His only Precious Sonto teach us all «the Way.»

The first step in salvation is the confession that we are ALL sinners, then to realize that we can NEVER earn our way into Heaven regardless of how good we were, what or how much we did for others, how much we loved or were loved.

We don't place conditions on our love in the same way.

For God so loved the world that he created a Hell where people that He loves but who did not worship Him in the way that He commanded could be tortured for eternity.

I guess it is foolish for a mother to protect her child or a police man to get in the way of bullet, but this is what you do for your fellow person and shows the greatest kind of love.

It has nothing really to do with religious faith - it has to do with people's ability, in their final hours or days, to see love as way to understand their life and their relationships and find some comfort in that understanding.

Did you read the part of the article about «Its universal message, its proclamation of equality, unconditional love, offered everyone in the Roman Empire a new family, a new community, and a way to live»?

Because if there is nothing metaphysical or spiritual to love explain it to me or your loved one in a way that doesn't make you sound cold and unfeeling to them.

I am not the most religious of people, but I do believe in God, and Jesus... but many people seem to forget that God's SON sacrificied himself for our sins... in my book, a SON is part of a FAMILY... God put us on this earth to be of free will and to make our own way... Love being the biggest part of that way... we love God and we love Jesus... but we are also all part of his FAMILY... He made us all to be part of a unit that has hope and faith and love... we were meant to procreate... so what does it matter if a person who is dying does not automatically think of God, but of their loved oLove being the biggest part of that way... we love God and we love Jesus... but we are also all part of his FAMILY... He made us all to be part of a unit that has hope and faith and love... we were meant to procreate... so what does it matter if a person who is dying does not automatically think of God, but of their loved olove God and we love Jesus... but we are also all part of his FAMILY... He made us all to be part of a unit that has hope and faith and love... we were meant to procreate... so what does it matter if a person who is dying does not automatically think of God, but of their loved olove Jesus... but we are also all part of his FAMILY... He made us all to be part of a unit that has hope and faith and love... we were meant to procreate... so what does it matter if a person who is dying does not automatically think of God, but of their loved olove... we were meant to procreate... so what does it matter if a person who is dying does not automatically think of God, but of their loved ones?

But that does not mean that love is not love, that what you see and how you experience it is in any way invalid.

Scripture defines it in two ways: what love is and what loves does.

When we do not learn love for others, we are, in a way, putting our savior in second, third, or fourth place.

The best we can do is to remember the mystery that God chooses to call * us * to be the hands and feet of Jesus Christ (a person whom Kerry neglects to mention in her heartfelt, but incomplete, accounting of the role of the Christian chaplain), and our job is to point the way to him; but this, and I think Kerry would agree, is best done through our loving actions and not, as the professor or «Nancy» above might suggest, through our fancy words, theology, or persuasion.

This was done in a very loving and kind way.

I think being raised in a society that teaches that American capitalism as an ideal way to live may have trouble understanding how we don't earn God's love.

So each takes his own «knowing» and lives by it... whether in faith, hope, and love, or in any other way one wishes to pursue «it»... that is our free will to do so.

«They could be new ways of doing sports, an activity, adopting a mugger in a town centre and working with sports and young people and suing that as ab opportunity to make Christ's love known.

Your contribution is leading in a way that has nothing to do with money, but has everything to do with how you serve and love.

And when they really needed to see and feel the body of Christ reaching out in love, all they saw were the high fives of the arrogant staff and mindless, heartless church members and all they heard was «Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.»

I've heard today's popular strategies to «grow» a church create a «visible» church (large numbers etc.), but does this mean such churches can be considered an «invisible» church, as in a community that is the church in ways that are not visibly discernable (loving as Jesus loves, servanthood, salvation, etc).

It is not because they don't want to be members of Christ's church, but because they are members of Christ's church, the Body, and have found that Jesus wants them to serve the Body and love the world in ways that waste less time and money.

Takeaway for me is that the pain / suffering / rejection we experience in this life does not equal rejection by God — even if it does serve as a chastisement / correction for sin / failure in our lives — it reveals God's love and personal concern for our development, reminding us of our mortality and need to rely upon him... In short, the wounds / scars we receive are God's way of branding / choosing us as his own.in this life does not equal rejection by God — even if it does serve as a chastisement / correction for sin / failure in our lives — it reveals God's love and personal concern for our development, reminding us of our mortality and need to rely upon him... In short, the wounds / scars we receive are God's way of branding / choosing us as his own.in our lives — it reveals God's love and personal concern for our development, reminding us of our mortality and need to rely upon him... In short, the wounds / scars we receive are God's way of branding / choosing us as his own.In short, the wounds / scars we receive are God's way of branding / choosing us as his own...

I do know that for me to live a life without someone to love (in the only way I can) would be hell for me.»

But I do try, to the best of my ability, to write my posts with love and grace, and to respond to comments — even the negatives ones — in the same way.

I agree that God didn't pursue Adam to smash his face in, never suggested that or alluded to it, but there is no confusion where sin leads and there is no doubt about the consequences off those who love their lives, they will lose it where as those that hate their lives will find it... So to conclude, Jesus and the father are not two different things, they are both the very same in as much as God desires all to be saved and has shown the way to salvation.

I do however attack the so called good god with his loving morality, as a way to point out to believers that they are in fact looking up to an absolute tyrant.

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Every year, millions of people abandon the institutional way of doing church, not because they are abandoning God, Jesus, or the Church, but because they find that intimate relationships with others and loving service in the community apart from the systematized and scheduled meetings on Sunday morning is a more natural way of following Jesus and living life as His disciples.

We aren't told what Thompson believes now» and his art does not require us to place him in any doctrinal camp» but by the end of Habibi he seems to have least worked his way to a beautiful observation: «God's followers worship not out of the hope for reward nor fear of punishment but out of love.»

A god who is PERFECTLY LOVING does not act in the ways the Christian god acts.

That's not to say we should condone negative / sinful traits, but speaking about them in this nasty way just reinforces to them that you don't love your neighbor as much as you're concerned with being self - righteous.