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Reflecting God

RSS Facebook Twitter iTunes LOG IN | REGISTER English ARCHIVESRESOURCESPARTNERSABOUT/CONTACT NEXT PODCAST The Love Vacuum August 26th, 2018 RG AUDIO 082618 Psalm 107:1-16 The noise coming from my vacuum cleaner was unusual. However, I didn’t smell the belt burning, and the particles on the floor were still being sucked into the machine, so I kept vacuuming for several minutes. It wasn’t until my son pointed to the dust cloud in the room that I realized I was vacuuming without a vacuum bag! Thank God for vacuum bags! Without them we would be doomed to recycle the dust through our home, unable to process the dirt and put it out in the trash where it belongs. God’s unfailing love is like a vacuum bag. There is nothing else in the world that can deal appropriately with our sin and shame. At its worst, the love of those closest to us feels more like judgement. At its best, the love of family and friends looks over our faults, but can’t eradicate them. Either way, our brokenness would be doomed to recirculate over and over. It is only God’s unfailing love that has the power to deliver us from the distress of our own sin. Thank God for his unfailing love! Author: Judith Fetzer Tags: Love NO COMMENTS | DOWNLOAD PDF ADD YOUR COMMENT Name (required) E-mail (will not be published) (required) SHARE Email Twitter Facebook Typepad Blogger TAGS Bible Christ Christmas Church Commitment Compassion Discipleship Evangelism Faith Faithfulness Family Forgiveness God Grace Holiness Holy Spirit Hope Humility Jesus Love Mercy Missions Obedience Peace People Power Praise Prayer Redemption Resurrection Righteousness Salvation service Spirit Surrender Testimony Trust Wisdom Witness worship MOST POPULAR THU 01 Growth In Grace Standing at the back of the sanctuary, Josh listened with sadness as a lady of the church expressed her frustration ... WED 10 False Prophets John 15:26—16:15 My friend was recently assigned to an interim pastorate position. When she met with the church leaders about a ... MON 16 Marines, Abraham and a Mountain Deuteronomy 13 Having had two U.S. Marines in my household, I’ve experienced their distinctive mode of operation. The Corps’ motto: “Semper ... MON 20 A Fresh Perspective 1 Corinthians 13:1-13 After years of reading 1 Corinthians 13, often called the “Love Chapter,” we can easily lose sight of ... THU 26 Grace Has the Last Word We were once given airline tickets from a friend. As a retired airline employee, he could sign over his benefit ... © 2018 WordAction Publishing Company, All Rights Reserved | Additional Copyright Information

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