Pastor Phil Waldrep shares heart-warming stories of his godly grandmother and the important principle that she helped him find in Romans 16: People love people who love people.
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The Importance of Showing Love to Others
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Pastor Phil Waldrep shares heart-warming stories of his godly grandmother and the important principle that she helped him find in Romans 16: People love people who love people.
There is two types of love:-
The love that gives and gives nice things to people and never questions or comments on actions by other people.
2 or there is the love that shows real care for other people and will comment on bad discissions, will point out what good dessissions are and will set and keep boundaries about behaviour.
This is the tough love that is spoken of in the bible, blessed are the wounds from a friend.