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Have you left your first love - Pr Ward Young

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Title: Have you left your first loveSpeaker: Pastor Ward YoungDate: 29th June 2025Location: Fresno, USA This episode reflects on the message to the church at Ephesus in Revelation 2, where strong doctrine and patience were commended, but love for the Lord had begun to fade. It highlights the importance of not letting zeal for religion or routine replace genuine love and devotion to God. Drawing on the early beginnings of the Ephesian church in Acts 19 and Paul’s encouragements, the message shows how being filled with the Holy Spirit transforms lives and keeps our relationship with God alive. We are reminded to continually return to our first love—putting Jesus above all else in every part of life. 3 Key Points True faith is more than doctrine; it must be motivated by love for God. The Ephesian church serves as both a warning and encouragement to keep first love alive. Receiving the Holy Spirit is the foundation for a lasting, vibrant walk with God. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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