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1 Corinthians 13:1-8
Today's message is about Biblical love. Again, my computer won't let me paste anything from the original message by Dr. Stanley.
The apostle Paul discusses the ideal of how to love others. When I learned this passage, I struggled with most of it, especially the part about not keeping a record of wrongs. I was great at remembering everything someone had done to hurt me, especially my husband. Poor guy.
As I grow in the Lord, my attitude and heart have been healed from childhood issues, and I am better able to love unonditionally, as the passage describes. I sometimes slip back, but not like I used to.
If you wish to read Dr. Stanley's message, here is a link that should take you to it.
http://www.crosswalk.com/devotionals/in_touch/
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Trish
Albert Schweitzer

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Albert Schweitzer

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Albert Schweitzer

Today's message won't paste, so I will improvise. It is based on Romans 8:31-39. It is one of my favorite passages, because it discusses the inseparable relationship we have with the Lord. Regardless of anything we do, or others do, including Satan, we can't be separated from the Lord. Once we are adopted into His family, we are His forever.
This was so hard for me to grasp in my early days of walking with the Lord. Relationships here on earth end. People die, move away, walk away, end marriages, become estranged. Yet, that does not happen with God. He is our Abba, Daddy, and He is consistent and never ending in His love. It is like we are super-glued to Him for eternity.
I am grateful for this, because I have struggled with depression lately, and find this very comforting.
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Trish
Albert Schweitzer

It took losing my marriage to bring my whole attitude around. About three years before my husband left, I worked on it, but did not salvage my marriage. God opened my eyes when my husband walked out the door, and I was completely changed.
I still have moments of anger, but work very hard at keeping them in check. It is the Holy Spirit that helps me work on it. When I get troubled inside, I bite my tongue and examine it and the Lord helps me tremendously.
I wish I had worked on my temper prior to my marriage, but I was a child then. I got married at 18, and had many unresolved mental health issues to contend with that I had no clue about. If only..,.,
But, God is good. He heals me and fills the void left by my divorce and empty nest.
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Trish
Albert Schweitzer

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Trish
Albert Schweitzer

You are so sweet. I am sorry to hear that your weight loss was not what you had hoped. I did lose 100 pounds, but gained back 35 that I cannot get rid of since I started drinking in 2007. I truly believe that if I could get to the gym, that would come off.
I am looking forward to your gift. That is too kind of you. You have no idea how special that makes me feel right now, especially on Valentines weekend.
Hugs,
Trish
Albert Schweitzer
