Apr 16, 2019
I say, ‘If either of our gods are merciful then hold onto my hand.’
Joshua Nguyen, "Christ-like"
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I say, ‘If either of our gods are merciful then hold onto my hand.’
Joshua Nguyen, "Christ-like"
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by Brownlow North | To do good to others, is an honour that comes from God only. The very desire is Christ-like; and those that are Christ’s have both the desire and the power. If you have lived without Christ...
It is easy to love a friend and difficult love an enemy, nonetheless, Christ loves them all and if we are to be Christ-like we must do the same. Loving an enemy is easier said than done however, especially if they bring you harm, but wish them well, stay away from them, but wish them well and that they become better persons in the future. Christ wants to redeem more than punish.
One Nation Under Jesus Christ, son of God who made everything...
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Throwback Thursday: warmup prompt
Start a poem using one of the following lines, then either delete the line or leave it in with credit. Lines taken from Joshua Nguyen’s poems “Christ-like” (watch here) and “Oxymoron” (watch here): “Bleach bombs over us brown heads.” “I admit I used to wear my rosary like a necklace only because it glowed in the dark. Was my glow not enough?” “Dear friends, without you, my heart would be sacrilege.”
Before you post that comment...
...consider these questions from Greg Morse.
Consider some examples of the kind of questions we can ask ourselves before posting.
Am I speaking from a soul satisfied in God or from my discontent?
Have I prayed for this person to whom I’m about to respond?
Have I labored to understand what he is saying?
Do I love this person (1 Peter 2:15–17) — even if they feel like an enemy (Matthew 5:43)?
Am I merely trying to one-up him?
How would I phrase this critique if I had to speak it to him face to face?
Can I raise my critique in private instead of in public?
How can I say this in a way that aims to build him up as well as the hearers?
Is this particular critique needful at this point in time?
Could I be wrong?
Am I sowing discord or delight?