Sentences with phrase «love pouring out»

I can't tell you how refreshing it is to come and visit your blog and feel Christ's love pouring out.

You hugging him in the first picture, with your eyes closed, I can just feel the love pouring out of you (corney but true).

None of these have a confirmed release date at this point, but I'm digging all the Vita love pouring out of Tribute Games!

Winterlude — Bob Dylan While not strictly a Christmas song this is still one of the prettiest winter waltzes out there — and the love pouring out of the lyrics makes it a must - listen.

I feel so much love pouring out of me and coming back from all of you wonderful people!

It portrays one of those moments when a snuggle with your child transcends everything and you can feel the love pouring out of your heart, connecting you and your child in an indescribable way.

When Jesus says, as in the Fourth Gospel's interpretative words, «Love one another as I have loved you, greater love hath no man than this, that he lay down his life for his friends,» the very quality of the love which God has expressed through Jesus becomes the quality and character of suffering love poured out for another beyond the worthiness of that other.

We do not know, but at least we can see that it is by love poured out in death that the secret self - giving of God is made plain.

I'm so sad to see friends who believe that the love they pour out on their families / children is not enough — not high enough — and that they have to be doing a lot of other «good works» to really rate, count, qualify, whatever.

The Incarnation, God's love poured out «in the flesh» of Jesus, remained an abstraction, a doctrine that needed to be understood and explained, certainly, but hardly something one would live.»

Mary educated Jesus in the human love he poured out towards others by her example.

The love I pour out into the world may never be felt.

Notice how the love pours out of you as you do so.

It's about taking that Love poured out for us — the Love that we have done nothing to deserve — and pouring it right back into everyone around us.

These Saturdays dedicated to prayer are offered for St. Michael's parishioners as well as the wider community, as an outreach, sharing the healing power of God's love poured out through Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Not exact matches

But, as in any healthy relationship, when we truly love someone, we desire to pour our affection out on that person.

14The grace of our Lord was poured out on me abundantly, along with the faith and love that are in Christ Jesus.

The love Of God who poured Himself out into His own creation as a man Jesus.

I would also say that I agree God didn't pour out his wrath on Jesus so that we could be loved, we were loved first which is why Jesus took the wrath of God on our behalf so that we could go free.

This is why I was tld I had to believe in a Dante's Inferno version of Hell created by a loving God who intended to keep some 90 % of everyone who ever lived, alive for all eternity, so he could pour his wrath and vengeance out upon them, forever, and ever, and ever.

Give yourself the freedom, the grace, the wisdom, the love and gentleness that you crave from others, and then turn around and pour it out, lavishly, on the mothers around you, as a sacrifice of grace.

The oil she may have been reserving for her own burial, or the burial of a loved one, has been poured out generously, without thought of the future.

It is loud around the table and there is love being poured out and passed around and empty places are being filled.

Do emerging structures / ministries / programs carry and pour out the new wine of Jesus» sacrificial love?

In the light of God's action in Christ we can think truly of the love of God only as we see it as forgiveness poured out for the sinner, the grace of God toward the unworthy.

I think if more people allowed themselves to be led by the Spirit, we might see the end to a great deal of the needs around as us God's children pour out their resources in love and compassion for those who have spiritual, physical and emotional needs.

But where Nygren s view is limited is that the love which is poured out in forgiveness is not only sheer forgiveness for the unworthy, it is God the Father's love for the Son.

In pouring himself out in the form of a servant, and in living his humanity as an offering up of everything to God in love, the shape of the eternal Son's life was already sacrificial in this special sense; and it was this absolute giving, as God and man, that was made complete on Golgotha.

Also, the same God who pours out his love, grace & mercy towards us (which we are grateful for), does so to those who abuse others as well.

For in Jesus Christ, God has poured out his love and his grace, his forgiveness and his mercy, his faithfulness.

Von Balthasar's theology of the cross is complex, but suffice it to say that from the cross we learn that God really is love — a love that is eternal (the son is an eternal offering to the Father) and universal (it was poured out «once for all»).

Will you pour out your grace, strength and love on those who have lost so much?

It is to manifest to human beings the great love of God, poured out for us in the passion of the Christ, so that we will be led to love God in return and not take God's love for granted.50 Jesus tells her in her visions, «I shall make all things well... All shall be well.»

That reminds one more of poetry than of theology — Elizabeth Barrett, for example, pouring out her love for Robert Browning: «How do I love thee?

Grasped by the love of God in Christ, men poured out this love to their fellow men.

But since He loves us so much, He sent His Son Jesus to suffer and die in our place, so that all that «righteous» rage can get poured out on Jesus instead of on us.

Paul said it best: «Hope does not disappoint us, because God has poured out his love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, whom he has given us (Rom.

We need only to remember the love Jesus poured out for us and then share with others what this good news means — to us and for them.

From throwing money defaced with words such as «love» away on Wall Street, to helping nuns pour blood on battleships, or handing out food to the homeless in a park (an illegal act in his city, Philadelphia), Claiborne's Christianity is not for the squeamish, but it has inspired many outside of the Church to take another look at the faith.

If the fulfillment of individual existence is to be somehow like God, then this means learning the love that loses itself by pouring itself out; and this might mean that the individual existent must be prepared to vanish utterly into the whole, and for the sake of the whole.»

Again in emphasizing that God's love is poured out on the just and the unjust, Nygren apparently sets aside that aspect of the New Testament message which emphasizes God's justice.

«God in the beginning of time plants the vine of the human race; he loved this human race and purposed to pour out his Spirit upon it and to give it the adoption of sons.»

It is of the nature of love to pour itself out for others; to take into itself all that is made available to it; to absorb the evil which is there and out of it to distil something good; and to do all this not for self - aggrandizement but for the benefit of the entire relationship in its widest and richest sense.

A vocation is a call to pour out your life in loving service.

Rather, it is sufficient to say that special revelation makes explicit the fullness of God's love which is always already poured out into the world.

Yet please don't get me wrong — it is not MY faith — it is the vibrant love of God that pours into me and naturally out like a hillside pool fed by a waterfall — it is held for a moment but as more water / love comes in, so some has to leave!

So, when we think of Lent, we think of service and pouring out into the streets so that the world can know the riches of the love of God.

To these who loved their Orient, their Persian Araby (For in England and America those two lands seemed one), Gibran came with a double portion, yea a triple, He poured it out without stint And oft, it seems, without editing.

122 Any meaningful theodicy «can only hope to illuminate the radical love of God that is not overcome by evil, that is poured out inexhaustibly over all creation.»

What the Cross of Christ says to me is that God loves ALL of us so much that S / He would rather we pour out our pain and rage on her / him than on each other.