Youth Pastor
Get On the Bus: The Great Divorce, Part 4: Loving
His Place Community Church
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We need to make sure our heart isn’t yielding to tainted love, but rather guided by God into true love.
Youth Pastor
We need to make sure our heart isn’t yielding to tainted love, but rather guided by God into true love.
Tested words make trusted people. And when the input of others leads us deeper into our relationship with God, we can trust their guidance as “tried and true.”
In the story, three Grey Town ghosts are challenged to change by letting go of their Grey Town attachments and embracing their new life in Heaven.
The common thread that keeps people off Lewis’s metaphorical bus begins to emerge: sin finds a way to hold people from pursuing Heaven.
Nothing gives purpose to today like the promise of tomorrow, and the better our expectations the greater our excitement.
Whether Christian or secular, we’re defined by the qualities of our character that stay the same despite the situation.
We’re motivated to pursue what we love and avoid what we fear. But God can seem like both a reward and a threat.
We can measure our lives by what we’re denied or supplied; but a life measured by what it’s missing is hollow, while a life measured by what it’s filled with is rich.
We’re all starving for something. And no matter how hard we try to change ourselves or our situation, the real you will always hunger for your real home.



