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Flatirons Church: Love and relationships

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Jim Bergen: We often think of blessings as physical things that we have in our lives. He says Jesus loved more broadly because He understood that we are more than a physical body with physical needs. He asks: Is hunger more than for food? It also includes a hunger and thirst for emotional and mental needs.

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Flatirons Church: Love and relationships

Often a sermon hits a chord because it is a new thought or idea. If you are at all like me, you interpret scripture very literally with the very narrow perspective of your experience. Today Jim Bergen taught about how to love others as Jesus loves us. We often think of blessings as physical things that we have in our lives. At 84, I can still hike mountains. I have a loving wife that I cherish. I am not wealthy but all my needs plus a few extras…

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