Sentences with phrase «life for others»

Living frugally is a trend for some people, and simply a necessary way of life for others.

He is willing to risk his life for others and no challenge is too scary for him, not even when an earthquake hits.

I enjoy life, I am free of drama and I enjoy increasing the quality of life for others.

You know, all that pain, suffering, betrayal... Every single day someone very honest and generous risks his life for others... And I had prayed in my mind and then found your story!

Firstly, SSRI medications have a long list of side effects, from weight gain and fatigue to sexual dysfunction and vitamin deficiencies, being on these medications over the long - term can be unpleasant for some and seriously affect quality of life for others.

So instead of opening the way to moral laxity, a feeling of one's significance would more likely lead us to the living of a better and more caring life for others.

Dispeller of weakness Of soul and body, pouring out life for others, Whose deeds are holy, Victory to God, the God - Man.

Anyone living in relative comfort will see the inequality of life that is just not fair, yet we carry on buying a cup of Starbucks, or using an iphone even though such things done without by many could radically change life for others.

In the gospel story God exalted Jesus who had given himself, not to selfish pursuits, but to a life for others.

Losing our life for others «is not a stratagem for getting what we want but the only manner of life available, now that, in Jesus, we have seen what God wants» (Resident Aliens).

Those who are great will be last, will serve others, and will give their life for others (Matthew 20:26 - 28).

The Christian sacrifice stands not on the basis of the simple altruistic formula of giving my life for others, but on the basis of so committing my life to the whole good of the Kingdom that nothing of my own shall stand in the way of this loyalty.

It comes more from our well being than risking our life for others except in a few cases.

Lay down your life for others.

I honor and respect every person who has ever given his or her life for others but I would never choose a flag over a human being and by pledging allegiance to our flag causes division and creates a divide between the Gospel and Patriotism.

Thus the deeper meaning of Jesus» message is: in accepting one's death there is life for others; in suffering, there is glory; in submitting to judgement, one finds grace; in accepting one's finitude resides the only transcendence.

«At some point, you feel like you're just recording your life for others instead of actually living it for yourself,» Southern told Business Insider.

He «was one of the first great teachers to proclaim the basic principle of individualism» the inviolate sanctity of man's soul, and the salvation of one's soul as one's first concern and highest goal,» but «when it came to the next question, a code of ethics to observe for the salvation of one's soul... Jesus (or perhaps His interpreters) gave men a code of altruism, that is, a code which told them that in order to save one's soul, one must love or help or live for others.

«The prophecy said: neither one can live for the other one survives.

Try love first, and when one understands love, how it feels, and if we could live for others, be for others, and still love when others desert us.

We have to learn to love and to live for others to know how love feels to fuel us to love more.

Jesus wants us to follow His example of death and resurrection so that we lay down our lives for others.

The word designates indeed the fundamental human capacity to live for the other and because of the other.»

Like the Creator, she lives for the other and thereby risks her own woundedness.

These were truly compassionate people risking their lives for others.

The love of God, shed abroad in our hearts by His unmerited mercy, is the bedrock, the cornerstone of that work which makes us justified, righteous and ready for the very real new creation ahead — the hope that makes our days here (often scared with pain and trial) have meaning — that's the hope of our calling that allows (as Steve notes) us to live for each other.

As we grow old, «we should seek to discern how to give our lives for others.»

Our relation to the transcendent God is the reconciliation seen m Jesus» freedom to live for others Our relation to God, whose transcendence is reconciliation seen in Jesus» freedom to live for others

From this wellspring of love we are mandated to love, to forgive, to lay down our lives for others.

Is it possible that we are in a situation in which we must choose between choosing life for human beings and choosing life for other creatures?

Recognizing that I am the one at fault, I am the one to blame, is the first step toward laying down our lives for others.

Christ said live for others.

AJ Christ said live for others.

CHRIST DID NOT SAY TO LIVE FOR OTHERS He said to live for Him which includes laying down our lives when He directs us to do so.

He does not mean the feigned affection that sometimes passes for love in the church, but the genuine article — the kind of love Jesus has always shown for his disciples, the kind of love that a mother normally shows for her children, the kind of love that stands ready to lay down one's life for the other.

He not only lived for others, but he died for others.

Jesus not only taught men to live for others and not for themselves.

Those who have been asked to live for others have been instructed to see their subordination as noble sacrifice or, worse, as merited punishment for sin.

Living for others is clearly unreasonable to these people.

His own conquest of temptation was intimately connected with and, indeed, the very expression of, his holy love, his living for others.

If Jesus is our guide, we bring peace, not by killing others, but by laying down our lives for others, and especially for our enemies.

Saints live for others.

MY wife and MY mother, they are actually LOVING people and would sacrifice their lives for others!

A second point is that every social conflict is a contest in which each seeks to change the order of life for the other, no matter how purely the good of the other is intended.

You have to make deliberate choices not to live for others and live the things everyone else is into, and be obedient to the Lord and His Voice... I for example, do not have a facebook account... sensed it was not G - d and never regretted getting into that time consuming, insincere platform.

The thing I know most deeply from over a decade in comedy is this: if you live for other people's affirmation, you'll die by their condemnation.

The married couple who don't come out of themselves and live both for each other and for their children, will sink back into themselves, back into their more and more separate selves; and the few children they may have will be even more self - centred, and even more alone.

His actions on the cross also fulfilled everything He had been telling us about loving our enemies and laying down our lives for others.

Those who stopped thinking about what they can get out of it and in faith gave up their lives for others (including those who do not believe in God who loves them so much.)

I really wish people would try to live better lives for each other and themselves than worry so much about something that is obviously man - made.