Youth Work in Cornwall
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The sparrow, a tiny creature often overlooked, holds a profound message about fatherly love. With its tireless devotion to its young, it embodies the essence of paternal care and sacrifice. The …
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The book of Ruth is a short but powerful story in the Bible, packed with drama, romance, and life lessons. It tells us about two women, Naomi and Ruth, who face hardship and loss, but find hope and …
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"Storge" (pronounced stor-JAY) refers to the natural love and affection shared within a family. It's the bond between parents and children, siblings, and extended family members. This type of love is …
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The Greek word "splanchnizomai" is a verb that appears several times in the New Testament, and it carries a deep and profound meaning within a Christian context. It is often translated as "to have …
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Eros refers to passionate or romantic love, often associated with physical attraction and desire. It is one of the four Greek words for love, along with agape (unconditional love), philia (brotherly …
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"Philios" (φιλία) is a Greek word representing a specific type of love, often translated as "brotherly love" or "friendship." It is distinct from other Greek words for love like "eros" (romantic love) …
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The word "agape" (ἀγάπη) refers to a specific type of love that is central to the faith. It is often translated as "unconditional love" or "selfless love," and it represents the highest form of love …
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The word "wrath" carries a dual meaning. God's Wrath Human Wrath In conclusion, the word "wrath" holds a significant place in Christian theology, representing both God's righteous …
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Propitiation refers to the appeasement of God's wrath against sin through a sacrificial offering. It is a key concept in understanding the work of Jesus Christ on the cross. A breakdown of its …
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Calling all Swifties! Remember the mysterious and intriguing song "The Tortured Poets Society"? This hauntingly beautiful track delves into the complexities of young love and the anxieties of growing …
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Let's talk about a common misunderstanding when it comes to God's forgiveness: the idea that because God is loving and forgiving, we can do whatever we want and still expect a free pass. It's like …
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1 Corinthians 13 v 4-7 Detached youth work, aligns uniquely with the teachings of 1 Corinthians 13:4-7. Let's explore how these verses resonate with the principles of detached youth work. 1 …
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