BRIDGE BUILDERS – LOVE THAT SHOWS Relational Living Matthew 5:7, 9, Ephesians 4:29–32
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BRIDGE BUILDERS – LOVE THAT SHOWS Relational Living Matthew 5:7, 9, Ephesians 4:29–32
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Today’s Lesson Point is: Mercy and peace aren’t just ideals—they’re daily choices that reflect the heart of God. This means that every day, in how we speak, respond, and treat others, we have the opportunity to show the world what God’s love really looks like.
This is final lesson in our Beatitude Series—the Relational Beatitudes, where we will discuss practical ways of improving how you relate to others, God’s way!
I have 3 points:
- Give Mercy Like You Need It Matthew 5:7 When you choose to extend mercy instead of judgment, you reflect God’s compassion—and open the door to receive it yourself.
- Be a Peacemaker, Not a Peacekeeper Matthew 5:9 God calls us to actively restore peace, not just avoid conflict—because His children lead with reconciliation, not retaliation.
- Let Your Words Heal, Not Harm Ephesians 4:29–32 Your words and actions have the power to tear down or build up—living with compassion means choosing kindness and forgiveness daily.
While I unpack the scripture, ask yourself “What does it look like for ME to live compassionately in a world that often chooses conflict, judgment, and division?” Today’s lesson comes from VTAdamsSpeaks.
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