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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2015 · 30 MIN

Love

from Immanuel Anglican Church · host Immanuel Anglican Church Chicago

Is human love bound to be dysfunctional and co-depenent, or can it overflow for the life of the world? In this teaching from Genesis 1:26-28, Fr. Aaron explores the trinitarian roots of our relational nature. He encourages us to get our hands dirty in the work of love- whether in friendships, romance, celibacy, and the body of Christ.

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Is human love bound to be dysfunctional and co-depenent, or can it overflow for the life of the world? In this teaching from Genesis 1:26-28, Fr. Aaron explores the trinitarian roots of our relational nature. He encourages us to get our hands dirty in the work of love- whether in friendships, romance, celibacy, and the body of Christ.

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