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When we have a faithful and loving relationship with Jesus and understand the depth of His love for us, then we are like the servant who uses his talents wisely and hears his Master say "well done."

A healthy church blesses its city through a Christ-centered community of sincere believers who extend fellowship, support, and practical love.

To become church members that have the peace of Christ in our hearts, we must go through a process of trials to build the traits of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, and above all, love.

All of us in the body of Christ are an extension of His love and compassion; and just as God has shown us compassion, then we are to extend it likewise to those who need it and want it.

God has perfectly designed each one of us to serve Him to the best of our ability for our own specific calling, and in so doing, to bring glory to His name.

As each member of the body of Christ uses their gift for the glory of God, the Holy Spirit, which instills us with unity and truth, is active and able to lead the church in bringing lost souls to the LORD.

As we surrender ourselves to Christ, He enters into our heart, transforms us into His image, and equips us to serve Him with a spirit of love and gratitude, all to the glory of God.

When we have a sincere faith, this will be evident to everyone around us and this will leave an imprint on the lives of the people we touched and lead to Jesus Christ.

God provides His Word to provide clear instruction and then requires us to take the first step in faith before we see His provision for the outcome.

When we allow Jesus to write His law on our hearts, we become more humble, gracious, merciful, loving, and compassionate toward others, not showing favoritism to anyone, but treating everyone as a potential citizen of His Kingdom.

When all of us, as the body of Christ, choose to use our gifts for His cause, miracles will start happening in our church and community.

Our mission as the body of Christ is to be so filled with His Spirit that we can be used by God to extend hospitality to everyone we encounter both inside and outside our church.

Biblical encouragement stirs believers toward love and good works. When we come together united in the body of Christ; we are to encourage and love one another, to have grace over one another, to forgive one another and to push each other over the finish line.

Every member of the body of Christ was intentionally placed by God to serve a specific role in God's redemption plan.

God takes us right where we are, and He takes us by the hand, and He leads us forward into eternity; that's the God that we serve.