EPISODE · Sep 29, 2025 · 36 MIN
How to Trigger Love (A Radically Different Way to Live) | Biju Thampy
from Destination Church - Sunday Messages · host Destination Church
In a world full of triggers for anger, anxiety, and division, what if Christians could become catalysts for something radically different? What if, instead of being provoked to frustration, we learned how to intentionally "Trigger Love"?This week, Destination Church is honored to welcome a special guest, Biju Thampy, founder of Vision Rescue, a world-changing ministry serving in the slums of Mumbai. With incredible passion and insight, Biju unpacks Hebrews 10:24-25, calling us to a higher standard of community.In this powerful episode, you will discover:Why the biblical mandate isn't just to feel love, but to actively "stir up love and good works" in one another.How the truth of 1 John 4—that God first loved us—is the ultimate fuel for our love for others.The original purpose God gave humanity in Genesis: to be created in His image and multiply His likeness on the earth.How your love, when triggered, can bring hope and transformation to the most broken places in our world.This isn't just a sermon; it's a mission briefing. It's a call to move beyond passive faith and become people who intentionally and relentlessly trigger love wherever we go. Don't miss this unforgettable message.Learn More & Get Involved:This message features special guest Biju Thampy, founder of Vision Rescue. To learn more about their incredible work and how you can be a part of it, please visit their website.Vision Rescue: https://visionrescue.usConnect With Destination Church:To learn more about our church, visit us at: https://www.destination-church.orgIf you said YES to Jesus, we'd love to celebrate with you: https://www.destination-church.org/connectTo support our ministry, visit: https://destination-church.org/give
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