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3 February 2013

Our Values: Serving

Speaker: Tim F Nash
Series: Sermons on a Theme

Speaker: Tim F Nash | Series: Sermons on a Theme

St Paul’s Church, Jersey

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Combating fear by closing the gap with the 'other'. Passionate about Jesus, China, languages, education & technology. https://t.co/mJycwhebLl

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timfnash Tim F Nash @timfnash ·
30 Sep

The Hebrew for "love" is "ahavah," from the root "hav" meaning "to give," which is an action not a feeling. "True love is not about how you feel in someone else’s presence; it’s about how you make them feel in yours."

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25 Sep

"There may be enough art in the world but there aren't enough artists; there may be enough sermons but there aren't enough preachers." (Nathan Weston from @crosslands )

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24 Sep

At a certain point [in learning guitar] you are able to connect with something from which music is created. Your heart begins to guide your fingers in a fluid fashion to produce something that changes the hearts of others. Prayer is like that. @jgreenhall

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23 Sep

"You don’t just get paid for your time; you get paid for your value." @ericgoesglobal

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22 Sep

The origin of the word "religion" is uncertain: it may be from what you repeatedly go through (re+legare); what you bind yourself to (re+ligare); or what you pay attention to (opp. negligens). Habits, anchoring, mindfulness. https://www.etymonline.com/word/religion#etymonline_v_10381

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