These are pastors who have fallen in
love with their people because they have seen in them corporately and individually the Christian life embodied.
Over the years, several movie characters have found themselves instantly falling in
love with a person because of their cool taste in music, from Natalie Portman changing Zach Braff's life with The Shins to Joseph Gordon Levitt getting his mind blown when Zooey Deschanel says she likes The Smiths, but director Derrick Borte's London Town looks like it's an entire movie based on that idea.
Over the years, several movie characters have found themselves instantly falling in
love with a person because of their cool taste in music, from Natalie Portman changing Zach Braff's life with The Shins to Joseph Gordon Levitt getting his mind blown when Zooey Deschanel says she likes The Smiths, but director Derrick...
I fall in
love with this person because as my opposite, they are bringing me back the parts I have lost.
Not exact matches
I wanted to get a sense of whether or not these sneakers were as comfortable and easy to fall in
love with as other cult - favorites (Allbirds being the most obvious)-- specifically
because the greatest indicator of a shoe becoming «the next big thing» is generally whether or not
people actually like wearing them.
However, it seems like plenty of locations fall into that category,
because people are — unsurprisingly —
loving the idea and wondering why someone didn't come up
with it sooner.
Kawasaki, Shell, and Merck are among the many large companies Blanchard has worked
with, and they know that «if they take care of their
people, train them, empower them, even
love them, those employees will go out of their way,
because they'll be fully engaged.»
I
love my job
because I get to work
with and meet amazing
people.
People love to read list posts
because their inherent structure telegraphs to readers that they'll be able to consume larger amounts of information
with less effort.
We
love coffee shops
because that is where
people take time
with the teas — it is the focus of the visit.»
While some
people love cash
because it's emotionally harder to part
with than it is to hand over a card, in the grand scheme of things, credit and debit are usually better options.
One word that makes us happy: Progress [21:21] We grow
because that helps us give more — share it
with someone you
love, it magnifies it [22:04] More excited about feeding one billion
people than any material thing, so much more meaning when it's not just about you [22:19] The challenge is our brain: it's looking for what's wrong,
because that helps you survive [22:30] Peak state = high energy, feel extraordinary, producing results is easy [22:46] Low energy state = say things and do things that hurt your relationship [23:39] Peak State = Beautiful state, Low - energy state = suffering state [24:08] Over achievers don't suffer, right?
First you called A380 as ugliest airplane in the world, which is true but look
people love flying
with this ugly plane
because it's comfort and quietness.
Canceling 3 trips abroad that I had already paid for
because I wanted to spend time at home
with the
people I
love and
because nothing can beat time to deliberately focus.
I
love being a leader at Franklin Templeton
because dealing
with highly motivated and talented team members on a daily basis makes work very enjoyable and developing
people in their career is an interesting challenge.
I
love being a leader at Franklin Templeton
because I get the opportunity to work
with people from around the world, and I get to meet many smart and genuine
people within the financial industry.
That's why I
love marketing,
because we get to try and come up
with stories about what we think
people are doing and why and then we get to go figure it out in real life!
Because you can't experience real
love with a
person until you've experienced the entirety of a
person — the good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful.
I have a problem
with this euphemism
because I believe that
love is one of the most clarifying, visionary and rooted convictions you can have about another
person.
The little old lady the gives out hugs at church The sunset that takes your breath away The
person that tells you that he appreciates you The lady that brings your family dinner
because you are tending to a sick child The friend that prays
with you and cries
with you when someone you
love lies dying.
By the end of my graduate work, I dearly
loved the man, sort of in a Stockholm Syndrome way (where hostages empathize
with their captors) but also
because despite his vibrant cynicism, he was such an incredibly encouraging
person who had clearly learned something from his time in church, or perhaps in spite of it, if his memoir is to be considered.
I have struggled
with this a great deal as I want very much to maintain a close relationship
with my family but find myself growing increasingly distant
because it is just too painful to be close to
people that I
love dearly but feel completely rejected by for something that I have come to recognize as a core part of who I am and how I view myself and the world around me.
how «moral» i it to deny
people the same insurance and benefits others have, just
because they
love someone you do agree
with?
Because, while we can step back
with calm hearts and see that they're decent
people who
love their son, they really are being unfairly brutal on you.
People talk about life, family,
love... They don't talk about God
because, it has nothing to do
with God.
These evil
people have no place in society, but
because they profess to
love jesus, they get away
with it.
Based on what you said, god doesn't do anything in the affairs of man at all
because that would interfere
with peoples free will and make those that saw him interact
love him
because then they know him.
Again and again, Charles hammered home the point that it is not necessary to oppose gay civil rights on Christian principle; but it is necessary to show
love and acceptance,
because the church has the responsibility of welcoming and sharing the good news of Jesus Christ
with all
people.
After all, have you ever sat down
with a LGBTQ
person and just heard their story, simply
because they are created in the image of God and
loved by Him?
The challenge is urgent
because more than 31,000
people in the United States have already been diagnosed
with this fatal disease — half of whom have already died, leaving families, friends and
loved ones who need care — and
because at least 1.5 million Americans are thought to be carrying the rapidly spreading virus.
People like you usually have insurance and never had to face the devastating fact a
loved one will die, even though there is medicine or care that could save them, just
because they don't have insurance or their child is born
with a preventable birth defect
because they couldn't afford pre-natal care or had to choose between eating / shelter or medical care / prescriptions... the self - centered extreme right.
I also agree
with him that «
Love the sinner, hate the sin» when said to a gay
person is like saying you hate gays
because they were born that way and can not help that they are gay.
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.
But I
love theology (reading and writing and discussing it)
because it changed my life... how I think about God, how I interact
with people, how I go about being a father and a husband, etc..
Perhaps
because women are often honest about our relational needs, we frequently send this false message to women, implying — or blatantly claiming — once they wholeheartedly give themselves to a relationship
with Jesus, they will no longer need the friendship,
love, or companionship of other
people.
Because I
love to worship
with my
people, and these are my
people.
but if anyone truley had God in thier heart and had faith in the Lord... simply by folding your hands and asking God to enter your heart... (try it he will be there for you, and you will feel the joy of His
love), then they would never do things like this... he obviously was not a
person who
loved God
because No one
with God in thier heart would want to do thing s like that... you HATE sin when you truely
love God, No ones perfect though, even those who belive in God we all stray from our beliefs, its human nature and the devil takes advantage of this.
I
love it
because of your honesty, and I
love it
because I think it echoes what a lot of
people experience in churches when they suspect abuse, but don't say anything - the ignoring of the intuitions, the pull of «belonging» to the greater group, the shame associated
with telling, the pain when they * do * tell and then are immediately ostracized (so painful, when I'm guessing you thought you «belonged» at the table, and were only participating as you thought you had right to?
And in the place of the programs and red tape, you will have a dynamic community of
people who are not only told they should
love their neighbor but who are actually doing it
because you support them
with time and resources to do it well.
Maybe the reason why we all just keep coming is
because it's a promise, since, as painful as it is, being
with people is the next best thing to being
loved by them.
In the first place, Jesus» supreme concern was
with persons, not in any humanistic sense of man's self - sufficiency, but
because persons are of supreme worth as the recipients of God's
love.
When
people aren't dealing
with planks in their own eyes, and are pointing out the specks in the eyes of others, they aren't really learning to
love themselves
because they don't make time to nurture and nourish themselves.
Pope Benedict again reminds us: Many
people today have a limited idea of the Christian faith
because they identify it
with a mere system of beliefs and values rather than
with the truth of a God who revealed Himself in history, anxious to communicate
with human beings in a tête - a-tête, in a relationship of
love with them.
It is one I struggled
with forever
because I am not what you call a «
people person» I used to wonder if this made me a bad
person, clearly I didn't have «
love» in the way we understand it, for hardly anybody.
I'm embarrassed it took me a few months to finally read it
because it's a compelling first -
person account of falling in
love with Jesus and justice.
Tacia that is true one of my favorite verses is if we
love him we will obey him thats how we express our
love for him he does nt want sacrifice he wants obedience but not out of fear of judgement but
because we
love him
with all our hearts and want to do all we can to show that we appreciate what he has done for us.The woman who offered the few mites gave everything she had the rich
people gave out of there abundance.Big difference it wasnt the value it was the attitude she gave her all to God and God honored her.The verse that comes to mind that sums it all up that we are to
love the Lord
with all our hearts mind soul and strength and
love our neighbours as ourselves.brentnz
We accepted the lies of satan ourselves
because God has bestowed us
with free will.We seek magnification of ourselves in everything as satan did.All our actions are aimed at impressing fellow
people so as to derive
love and care from them.This hurts other
people when we are concerned only
with our satisfaction and also,
people couldn't
love unconditionally without first receiving christ's
love (we
love because he
loved us first).
No body wants to work
with her,
because of her lack of truth and decency, to which she further scolds
people — we are supposed to
love one another and collaborate.
Most of the
people I know and have worked
with in faith - related charities (Christian or Jewish) do it
because they
love their neighbor, which is also why they find the teachings of their belief system attractive.
I have no intention of critiquing them,
because it looks like they are having some
loving, gentle conversations
with people.