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This passage defines, possibly more than any other in the Sermon on the Mount, what the difference between religion and true spirituality really does mean in our lives. It is possible to be religious and miss out on a relationship with God. Hopefully, your desire is to know God more intimately, living your life for Him and His kingdom.
By Dave Bartlett

While we were still enemies of God, He sent Jesus to die for us. We are commanded to imitate God's love by loving our enemies also. This is how we demonstrate maturity and completeness in our relationship with the Father. 
By Jenny Nipper

Most people know this portion of scripture is about the life of Joseph. Although we can learn much from his life and devotion to God, there is also much we can gain from the story of Judah tucked away in those same scriptures. Judah started out as a man who was lost in worldly desires but eventually had his life turned around into a perfect picture of God's wonderful redemption.
By Shelby Crosswhite

This passage from John's Gospel comes from the prayer Jesus prayed for His disciples on the last evening before His arrest. It's a prayer not only for those early disciples but for all those who would become followers of Jesus in the future!
By Tim Munyan

Paul encourages us in these verses to implement three practices, which will revolutionize our life and keep us focused on the God who is forever faithful. Rejoice always, pray continually and give thanks in all things, for this is God's will for you.
By Bill Middleton

Three themes that are weaved together in John's letter are truth, love and obedience. By believing the truth in Christ and in the Word we are saved. The evidence of our salvation is love and the evidence of love is obedience. Love and obedience are strengthened as we grow in our knowledge of truth. The more we love Jesus who is truth, the more we will love others. 
By Dave Bartlett