Love Notes from God

A way to welcome the New Year with expectancy is to define a word for the year. Allow God to speak to your heart. Write, Recite, Print, Post and Declare it!

Paul reminds us that Jesus came as a servant to confirm God’s promises to Israel and bring hope to all nations. (Romans 15:8)

We explore the power of welcoming fellow believers with open arms, even when don’t share the same perspective. (Romans 15:7; Romans 14:1-3)

We are uniting hearts and minds to glorify God with one voice. (Romans 15:6; 1 Corinthians 1:10)

God is the one who makes us patient and cheerful. I pray that He will help you to live in peace with each other, as you follow Christ. ( Romans 15:5)

And the Scriptures were written to teach and encourage by giving us hope. (Romans 15:4; 1 Corinthians 10:6,12)

The words written in the Bible offer timeless lessons that strengthen our patience and faith. By reflecting on these teachings, we learn to trust in God’s promises and embrace His guidance. (Romans 15:4)

Romans 15:3 reminds us of Christ’s example of selflessness, as He bore insults and burdens not for His own benefit, but for the sake of others. It challenges us to follow His lead, setting aside personal desires to serve and uplift those around us.

Each one of us needs to look after the good of the people around us, asking ourselves “How can I help?” (Romans 15:2; 1 Corinthians 10:33; Romans 14;19)

We learn how believers are urged to bear each other’s burdens, embrace the weak, and restore those who stumble, all while living in love and humility. (Romans 15:1; Romans 14:1; Galatians 6:1-2

Paul urges Christians to set aside personal freedoms when they might lead others to stumble. He teaches that love and consideration for fellow believers should take precedence over individual rights, encouraging actions that promote peace and strengthen faith within the community. (Romans 14:13-23)

Paul reminds us that each person lives for the Lord and is accountable to Him alone. Instead of condemning others, we are encouraged to focus on honoring God in our own lives, as all will stand before His judgment seat. (Romans 14:1-12)

A brief look at how acting against faith, even in small actions, leads to sin. (Romans 14:23)

As water reflects a person’s face, so a person’s heart reflects the person. (Proverbs 27:19)

This episode reflects on living with personal conviction, seeking God’s will, and finding happiness in a guilt-free faith journey. (Romans 14:22; 1 John 3:21)

In this episode, we dive into the call to prioritize love over liberty, as we explore how our actions can either strengthen or stumble fellow believers. How can we protect each other’s faith while living in freedom? (Romans 14:20,21)

In this episode, we explore Romans 14:20 and the delicate balance between our freedom in Christ and the responsibility to love others. How can we use our actions to build up, not tear down, the faith of those around us? (Romans 14:20; Romans 14:15; 1 Corinthians 8:9-12)

We have a target to help us on our journey and it is Peace. (Romans 14:19)

Do all you can to live in peace with everyone. (Romans 14:19; Romans 12;18)

You can have favor with God and man living through the Holy Spirit. (Romans 14:17,18; 2 Corinthians 8:21; Proverbs 3:4)

If you serve Christ in this way you will please God and be respected by people. (Romans 14:17-18)

As children of God we overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. (Romans 14:17; Romans 15:13)

Here is what is important to God: a right way of life, peace and joy all from the Holy Spirit. (Romans 14:17; 1 Corinthians 8:8)

Do not let what you know to be good, be spoken as bad. (Romans 14:16)

Because you understand properly, you are hurting someone who does not understand so well. You are not really following the way of love. (Romans 14:15; 1 Corinthians 8:11)