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Love does not rest until others participate in all that we have in Christ.

Love makes huge sacrifices for the beloved. Because the joy of the beloved is our own joy.

True humility bends low in service, gives to others at a cost to self, and receives a kingdom in the end.

Only those who have their needs met in Christ can consistently meet the needs of others.

Rest in parenting will not come from getting our children to nap during the day and sleep during the night. It comes from going to Jesus with your burdens.

Jesus is not a fanatic CEO that needs you to render him anxious toil. He is a King who loves to give his beloved sleep.

Although Satan tries to persuade us otherwise, believing God when he tells us to look to others’ interests doesn’t force us to look away from our own joy.

All whispers of “I deserve” are silenced at the foot of the cross. Go there with your pride and be set free.

Christian unity is not Christian uniformity. It is a beautiful painting comprised of various colors.

Jesus did not die so that we could merely tolerate one another. He died so that we would cherish one another.

It is biblically illogical to think we can live a life worthy of the gospel and be indifferent to Christian unity.

It is not for lack of compassion that men perish, but for lack of a heart that delights in the God of all compassion because of hard and rebellious hearts.

Christ’s blood is the great adhesive that unites the church together across time, racial divides, and class distinctions.

Unity among believers is not just a good thing or a normal thing. It is a God-given and sacred thing.

The church is crowned with love, clothed in Christ’s righteousness, and perfumed with Trinitarian unity.