#acceptingothers

[zenwords]


#tinyBuddhaOfficial #respect #acceptingOthers #controllingYourself #zenwords
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[youngdisciples]

Indeed! God will show no favoritism.

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Compassion indeed costs, but don’t let your faith be the cost.

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[youngdisciples]

Accepting one another must be so easy to do, hypothetically. When we are asked to accept other people no matter what they are, we think it’s easy. However, when we are in the process of doing that, we will realize that indeed it is hard. It is so hard to bend our principles, to accept we are wrong, or to just really accept something we don’t want to accept. Yet, we have to understand that accepting others is really hard, but most of the time we are also looking at it in the wrong view.  

Our verse today urges us to accept one another just as Christ accepted all of us. In the context of this verse, Paul wrote this prayer to the Romans to remind them to be united in Christ to build up His church. Now, we have to understand that God accepted us no matter how sinful we are and no matter how hard-headed we are. We have to know that our God is love and full of mercy. Yet, as mentioned above, we are looking at it the wrong way. One of the things that make accepting people hard is the mindset we have that we need to bend our principles or our faith just to accept them. 

Indeed, we are called to accept them just as Christ accepted us, but Christ did not bend His attributes, His characteristics just to accept us. Instead, He gave us a choice. It is not forcefully making us accept Him as our Lord and Savior, but it is making us understand that indeed He is right. Thus, we need to understand that compassion is different from compromise. We need to accept one another, love them right by manifesting the love of Christ through our lives, but we are also ought to hold our ground. After all, truly loving someone means rebuking them. 

So, as people who are encouraged to accept one another, we must accept one another in love just as Christ accepted us. We must understand that accepting them means showing them true love and true love means rebuking and nurturing them with the right things. We must not easily condemn people because they are doing something evil or bad, but we must be patient by accepting them and patiently nurturing them so we can bring them to the throne of the grace of God. After all, our goal is to glorify God and bring praise to Him. While doing this, we are bringing Him glory and honor through preaching His love that is abounding in Christ, and by showing other people His love through accepting them first.

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[zenwords]

#judgingOthers #judgment #egobuilding #suffering #peace #innerPeace #acceptingOurselves #acceptingOthers #mindfulness #meditation #zenwords #galeyman By judging others either positively or negatively we are actually saying something about ourselves and how we are different from everyone else. This created sense of separateness (ego-building) is one of the fundamental causes of our suffering and keeps us from the peace that we might find in accepting others for who they are, and, in turn, accepting ourselves. — galeyman

[tonybrigmon]

To live the Good Life, I will strive to love others where they are and offer support and encouragement for the next step forward.

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[otakada]

#AcceptingOthers #loveForOthers #transformation #love #acceptance #Attitude #joy #happiness #humility #selfishness #WhatWillJesusDo? #JesusChrist #commitment #student #otakada.org #OtakadaNo.12,275 3rdof June 2018 Link to blog: http://www.otakada.org/accepting-others-in-love-could-transform-the-world-around-us or https://shop.otakada.org/accepting-others-in-love-could-transform-the-world-around-us      Title – Accepting Others In Love Could Transform The World Around Us – What Will Jesus Do? Scriptures for Discovery: “Be devoted to one another in brotherly love. Honor one another above yourselves” (Romans 12:10) “Accept Others Just As Christ Accepted You” Romans 15:71 Is there any encouragement from belonging to Christ? Any comfort from his love? Any fellowship together in the Spirit? Are your hearts tender and compassionate? 2 Then make me truly happy by agreeing wholeheartedly with each other, loving one another, and working together with one mind and purpose.3 Don’t be selfish; don’t try to impress others. Be humble, thinking of others as better than yourselves. 4 Don’t look out only for your own interests, but take an interest in others, too.5 You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had. Philippians 2:1-5  Questions: What truth are you learning from above scriptures? What commitments can you make to obey? Who would you share these with this week? Download Study in Arabic and Chinese here True Stories: Read and watch video on how Paul (A), Miss Connie (B) display acceptance to their students with lasting impacts! And See Partnership Opportunities with Otakada.org (C) A) Paul Tournier was a brilliant thinker and writer, and an influential Christian therapist during his time. Doctors from around the world traveled to his home in Switzerland to learn from him. He wrote, “It is a little embarrassing for students to come over and study my ‘techniques.’ They always go away disappointed, because all I do is accept people.” B)Miss Connie help Jazal Discovers True Peace and Identity “Everything that we did and everything that we believed built on that foundation of knowing who we are as Muslims.” Jazal grew up in a family who demanded st

[moxiebeewrites]

What a comforting thought. Especially for someone prone to care-taking. It really is more loving to let others do their own work. If they ask for help, help. Don't rescue. Just my 2 cents. 💜🌟💜 Regrann from @galacticgangsters - Damn straight. We are all powerful beings who just need to be led in the right direction ⤴️ occasionally, but trying to change someone doesn’t work. Just be someone people can look 👀 to as an example of a kickass, empowered being. Every human has the power to transform their own reality and we don’t need to do it for them. Be the light for others ✨⭐️ 🌞without controlling or forcing them. 🙏☯️🕉💟💙 #letotherpeoplemaketheirownmistakes #letpeoplebewhotheyare #acceptingothers #humanconnections #loveothers #appreciatepeopleforwhotheyare #empowerothersdontcontrolthem #wakeupcall