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This is your reminder to stop. Close your eyes. Listen to that still small voice... and experience the love of God for 30 seconds. Then go back to what you're doing with the Lord by your side. #faithatwork #faithbasedbusiness #faithbasedentrepreneur #christianleadership #christianentrepreneur

Do not speak if you can’t be nice. Use your tongue to promote peace and love, not to promote hate speech. Live and love like it’s your last day on earth. The world has become a lonely place. People are looking out for themselves. Mankind has become mean, selfish and inconsiderate. We have forgotten what it’s like to show compassion and understanding for other people. A smile from a stranger has become a thing of the past. Everyone has become weary, afraid of each other. It’s time we learn to be human again, to come out of the darkness, to smile at the stranger, to share our wisdom with one another. To share our wealth no matter how small. It’s time to be compassionate. It’s time to show Love, Care, and Respect no matter our own circumstances.

Today’s Good News 🙏🏽💃🏽🙌🏽 1 John 3:18 (KJV): “My little children, let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and in truth.” True love, as described by John, is not merely a matter of spoken words or lofty intentions. It requires action, anchored in truth, as the embodiment of our faith. In a world where words are often easy and cheap, this verse challenges us to move beyond superficial expressions of love and embrace a life that mirrors the love of Christ in tangible ways. Loving “in deed and in truth” means seeking the welfare of others, even when it requires sacrifice. It’s a love that is willing to serve without recognition, to give without expecting return, and to stand for truth even when it may be uncomfortable. In our daily interactions, this call to action might mean reaching out to someone in need, listening with compassion, or simply offering encouragement. It reminds us that genuine love isn’t selective or reserved for convenient times. Rather, it is inclusive, patient, and ever-ready to extend grace. When we live this kind of love, we reflect the heart of God, who sent His Son not only to declare His love but to demonstrate it through the ultimate act of sacrifice on the cross.-REVCCC #ActLikeYouKnow #GoodNews

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 Join us as we examine the powerful story of Peter's restoration by Jesus, focusing on John chapter 21. The discussion highlights how Jesus lovingly restores Peter to a right relationship after his denial, illustrating the profound nature of divine love and forgiveness. Through this analysis of Peter's journey, we emphasize the importance of genuine relationship with Christ over mere religious activities. In this, we are encouraged to reflect on our personal walk with Jesus, and examine the depth of our love and commitment. The episode also explores the lessons we can learn from Peter's experiences, such as the dangers of self-confidence and the need for earnest prayer and dependence on God's strength. Ultimately, it is a message of hope and redemption, reminding us that Jesus is always willing to restore and renew those who turn to Him with a sincere heart.

Imagine a world where embracing uniqueness and celebrating diversity were the norm. A world where the North, East west and South fostered connection and understanding, regardless of background. This vision of unity isn't just wishful thinking; it's rooted in a fundamental principle: love. As the saying goes, "love your neighbor as yourself." Differences in ideologies and perspectives shouldn't be barriers. Instead, let's use them as bridges to understanding. Remember, God is love, and with that awareness, we can start to see the world through a lens of compassion and acceptance. PS- I was given the name, Halima (meaning "the forebearing, the generous, the mild-mannered one"), I believe in the power of kindness and empathy. What are your thoughts? How can we, as individuals and communities, foster greater unity while celebrating our unique identities? Share your thoughts in the comments below! #diversityandinclusion #unity #love #connection #linkedin

This is a beautiful reminder! Each new day offers the opportunity for personal transformation. We can choose to leave behind the mistakes and regrets of the past and begin anew. The present moment, being here and now highlights that what we choose to do today has a direct impact on our well-being and future outcomes. It encourages mindfulness and intentionality in our daily habits. We shape our lives through our choices and actions. If you would to discuss reprogramming techniques, let's connect! So much to share! Coach LIN

How Best to Treat the Loved Ones, The Ones you Cherish Deeply, The Ones in your Circle. On our pilgrimage to eternity, while walking on the soil of this earth, we are all blind to our tomorrow. We live and cling on hope. You can live everyday shining rays of hope to those around you. You can choose to be rich and wealthy in good deeds (for legacies are tied to deeds and histories of mankind are remembered on deeds and actions towards others). You may not have money to give, but 1. You can GIVE love, true love. 2. You can ENCOURAGE the despair at heart. 3. You can TEACH and ENLIGHTEN others. 4. You can use your GIFT to serve others. 5. You can use your TALENT to inspire others. 6. You can use your mouth to PRAY for others. 6. You can use your FEET to visit the needy, vulnerable, the sick and prisoners and just check on them. 7. You can use your old unused clothes to clothe the homeless. 8. You can SHARE the little food you have with the hungry. 9. You can PURPOSE and DECIDE to always bring the best out of people in all your conversations. 10. You can endeavour to DO GOOD to everyone and everywhere you go. Things to give for FREE are many, and that is what you will be remembered for, when you exit the earth. Joshua Bosita, +254794487267.

1 John 4:20-21, which states: "If anyone says, 'I love God,' yet hates his brother, he is a liar. For anyone who does not love his brother, whom he has seen, cannot love God, whom he has not seen. And he has given us this command: Whoever loves God must also love his brother." This verse emphasizes the importance of loving our fellow humans as a reflection of our love for God. It's a reminder that our faith is not just about our personal relationship with God, but also about how we treat others. In essence, it's saying that if we claim to love God, we must also demonstrate love and compassion towards our fellow humans. We can't truly love God if we're not willing to love and care for those around us. This verse has been interpreted in various ways, but some key takeaways include: 1. Love is not just a feeling, but an action. 2. Our love for God is reflected in our love for others. 3. We can't separate our spiritual lives from our relationships with others. 4. Loving our fellow humans is a fundamental aspect of our faith. This verse has been a guiding principle for many Christians, encouraging them to prioritize love, compassion, and kindness towards others.