Bless Those Who Persecute You - First15 Devotional

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In the middle of our week on the marks of a true Christian, today we’re looking at Paul’s command to bless those who persecute you. Truly blessing those around us that seem to be against us is an incredible act of love, producing fruit not only in the lives of others, but in our lives as well. May God give us insight into his heart for this command today, as well as the courage to live it out. Our Scripture for today comes from Romans 12:14, and today's worship is Love is a Miracle by Maverick City. -- Thanks for listening to today’s podcast. As challenging as it may be, look for an opportunity to bless someone who seems to be against you today. Give them a gift, ask them a meaningful question, look for a way to add value and meet needs in their life. And watch as an act of love carries the power to change the very nature of a perspective, and even a relationship. Make sure to rate and review the podcast today and subscribe if you haven’t already. Have a wonderful rest of your day, and may God bless you as you seek him.

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