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- COOS Love Podcast
The Christ in Me Greets the Christ in You
Christ, the love of God made physical, is the DNA of all creation. Christ resides in all people, and loving others means recognizing Christ within them. Doing…
- COOS Love Podcast
Rest from our Burdens: Sin
Carrying the weight of our own wrongdoing can be heavy, making it hard for us to live with freedom and love. Jesus takes that burden from us and offers us…
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Rest from our Burdens: Caring
When the people we love suffer, we suffer with them. While that’s a burden we want to carry for the sake of love, it can feel heavy and at times unbearable…
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Rest from our Burdens: Self-Justification
Jesus says, “Come to me, all you that are weary and carrying heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.” One of the burdens we carry is the need to justify…
- COOS Love Podcast
Everyone’s Got Something
Everyone experiences suffering. Rather than isolating us from others, pain can be a way for us to realize how deeply connected we are to others. Knowing that…
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Sharing in the Suffering of Christ
When we feel pain because those we love are in pain, we are sharing in the suffering of Christ, who loves and cares for all people. And when we share in his…
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Pardon and Renewal
God shows us forgiveness by filling us with the Spirit of Christ and using us to further God’s reign of love on earth. Along with absolution, God gives renewal…
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The Necessity of Forgiveness
Jesus knows that forgiveness is essential to growth and fullness of life. He embodies God’s forgiveness for us, and wants us to embody that forgiveness for…
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A Hospital for Sinners
St. John Chrystostom said that the church is not a courtroom for souls but a hospital for sinners. Sin is a chronic condition, a propensity not to love. We…
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Surrender
Many people find that they lack the resolve or the willpower to maintain a spiritual practice. Rather than seeing it as an exhausting discipline, however, we…