Sentences with phrase «loves you for who»

The American people already know that beneath all the politics lies the real answer, the need for more mental health counselors in our schools and tolerance and love for those who suffer in our community.

Also I am a Christian and I don't bash other people or other religions, actually I get looked down at because I don't, I have a gay friend, I have a Muslim friends and boy oh boy do the Christians try to talk to me about how wrong they are, this is what I say to them» I'm not God, God says pretty clear that we are NOT TO JUDGE any one, and I don't, I just love them for who they are.

I guess just like you want your spouse to love you for who you are by choice.

Further, you are failing demonstrate this love for those who mention in your article that have never experience that love.

Maybe she wants a man who will love her for who she is and not what she looks like?

David, I like the solution you offer — love for those who struggle with community and community for those who struggle with love.

Your Christ can't change a gay person into being straight because your Christ loves them for who they are, unlike prejudice bigots like you.

I just want to love them for who they are, enjoy their company, and hopefully (without words) assure them that we do not want to be who we once were; untouchable and unloving.

I prayed for someone that would love me for who I am, and accept that I liked playing music in addition to my business.

As both Lewis and Newman argue, our love for those who are closest to us is an integral part of this calling.

«It was clear that Barry's talk centred on God's forgiveness and love for those who repent of their sin.

Don't get me wrong, I still love you for who you are, but I will concede my values in order to make you feel better about your behavior.

Building community means giving others the freedom to take off their masks and be truly known and loved for who they are.

God does not desire a performance, but a person, and He loves you for who you ARE, not for who you might one day become.

Meike i believe she sensed in you the love of the Lord she had never experienced it before when you do you do nt want to lose that sense of being loved for who you are.Its so comforting to know i am pleased she got the chance to experience his love life can be so short we do nt know what tomorrow will bring and i do believe you will see her again..

There is no genuine conflict between law and love for those who see the true nature of love as holy and the law as an instrument for facilitating love.

A final act of love for those who loved and accepted His love and sacrifice for them.

If I can love them for who they are — not who I wish them to be — how much more does our Papa embrace who we were created to be?

Grow up dude, there is not god, then you can finally love yourself for who you are.

To the outside world and those who fall victim to this behavior it seems that Christians have no love for those who don't «measure up».

«The challenge for us will be for the church to model good disagreement and to continue to demonstrate love for those who disagree on theological grounds.

Fishon, I would guess by your numerous comments that you lack tolerance, grace and love for any who are different from you.

I guess I found the idea that our love for those who are not our brothers or those who are not known to us should be the same as our love toward those we consider kindreds a convicting idea.

Joey said, on February 5th, 2010 at 3:48 pm Fishon, I would guess by your numerous comments that you lack tolerance, grace and love for any who are different from you.

You don't need to believe in a fairytale to be a good human being and love yourself for who you are.

I too believe in acceptance and love for those who are different than I am (and listen, I'm pretty different, probably like most people).

Why don't you ask Jesus to tell you how much He loves you for who you are and you will know His loves and His power for everyone.

Jill loves me for who I am, and if she didn't, she would have checked out of my life a long time ago.

These people love me for who I am, not what I write down or how I «perform.»

Vanier offers his experience of the L'Arche community where people live by the heart rather than in fear to show that living without barriers and in trust is possible and to demonstrate that God loves us for who we are and not for what we can do.

Today, in a multitude of ways, hip - hop artists are part of the body of Christ; a thought succinctly captured in rapper A Star's paraphrase of 1 Corinthians 12:12: «Unity, one body / Can't wait till my Jesus comes for me / Got love for those who got love for me / Love for even the ones that envy.»

My heart bears only love for her who had my eyes torn out.»

We lose heart when we believe that no one cares for us, that no one is on our side taking our needs to heart or loving us for who we are and what we have experienced.

He strongly challenged his hearers to show care and love for those who suffer innocently.

As long as you do your best and the people around you love you for who you are (faults and all), that's all that matters.

The more I get older, the more I love myself for who I really am, and that is fantastic.

Stop being so sullenly stubborn, put down the bonbons, quit snorting, «He should just love me for who I am,» and lose the weight.

Say, «I love you for who you are, no matter what happens or how often we get to catch up with each other.»

Celebrate their differences and love them for who they are.

All are embodiments of the cultural sickness of viewing parenting as a series of achievements to be met, instead of an experience to be had, and a child to be loved for who he or she is.

I loved him for who he was, we could have a quiet weekend where I cooked and ordered delivery and had a marvelous time.

As parents, we all want to encourage our children to love themselves for who they truly are.

So call her what you will, at the end of the day even if your four - year - old is a pouty little ball of emotions, you still love her for who she is and embrace all her qualities — sulky, sullen attitude and all!

I'm Amethyst and I Kesem because I want kids to know they have a place to go where they are loved for who they are and will be supported no matter what.

I love it for those who follow me on Twitter such as Liz will know that I have been tweeting that slogan for a very long time.

We need to accept [the kids] and love them for who they are — because they are lovable.

Maybe we begin to experiment with just setting the masks aside for moments, and then days and then even longer as we experience what it feels like to be truly seen and loved for who we really are.

But I know that if someone truly cares about me, they'll see beyond my scars and love me for who I am.

The right person for you is someone who will love you for who you are — not judge you for who you were.

Do your best to forgive them and love them for who they are growing to be.