Ours not to judge
but to hate our past
the sin which we carry
making us the lost
We are to bow down
to fall at Christ’s feet,
at the foot of the cross
in the garden with Him
We are to love, as He did
to love the sinner, ourselves
to love Jesus, our Savior,
our Brother, our Guide
Love the sinner, all of us
our sisters, brothers in this walk
hating only ourselves
for sin remaining in our lives
Edited November 16, 2013
Love the Sinner, Hate
Ourselves – v2
June 22, 2012
Love the Sinner, Hate
Ourselves – v2
Luke 10:25-27
Deuteronomy 6:5
Leviticus 19:18
Luke 10:25-37
The Good Samaritan
&
John 13:34-35
&
United Methodist position
on homosexuality
&
United Methodist Book of
Discipline
Human Sexuality
calling homosexuality “incompatible
with Christian teaching”
&
Letter From a Holy Friend
or Why I've Lost Patience
with the United Methodist
Church
&
Mark 3:31-35 (The Message
Bible)
Jesus’ Mother and Brothers
1 Samuel 16:14-23 (NRSV
Bible)
David Plays the Lyre for
Saul
Worship Theme: “Family”
Call to Worship (Abington
Worship 2012)
Unison Prayer (Abington
Worship 2012)
Prayer of Dedication (GBOD
2012, 2 Corinthians 4:13-5:1)
Offertory, Hymn, “They
will know we are Christians” (UMH #402)
Hymn, “We are Called”
(TFWS #2172)(Micah 6:8)
and sermon, “You Need Two
Families”
by
Pastor Ruth Foss
sermon blog
meditation blog
Suncook United Methodist
Church
Suncook, NH
June 10, 2012
Second Sunday of
Kingdomtide
&
Mark 11:15-19
Jesus cleansing the Temple
sermon by Ziegler Award
winner,
Reverend Gary Richards
speaking of the Methodist
Movement as a
Resistance Movement,
something that made some
people very uncomfortable
Annual Conference
New England United Methodist
Church
led by Bishop Peter Weaver
&
Mark 2:22
presentation by NEUMC
delegates
to General Conference 2012
Annual Conference
New England United
Methodist Church
led by Bishop Peter Weaver
June 6, 2012 to June 9,
2012
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