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Just as the Scriptures teach us that distance in our relationships reflects distance from God (1 John 4:10-12), we can also develop attachment and intimacy in our friendships when we choose to be intimate with God.
Do your relationships reflect love and family? Or are they more dutiful? Maybe you enjoy spending time with people but have a hard time being deeply attached. We will learn to love and get close to people when we develop the personal conviction that our destinies are intertwined to fulfill God’s dream together.
Character Study:
Ruth
Resources:
- Book of Ruth
- John 13-15
- Philippians 2:1-18
- Colossians 3
- The Book of 1 John
Going Deeper:
- In what relationships do you find it difficult to be close and vulnerable? Why?
- What does the condition of your relationships reveal about your relationship with God?
- Who will you love and sacrifice for, to help them discover and embrace God’s dream for their life?
Written by
Bay Area Christian Church
This was created by a member of the Bay Area Christian Church team.
Russ Ewell writes about how the statistical decline in explicit religiosity is counteracted by the precious, insatiable spirituality God can use to call to us.
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We can change people’s lives through relationships, spirituality, and meeting needs, says our Executive Minister on CBN News