loving people the way Jesus did is great theology.

Our part of the deal is as easy as this: keep letting go of whatever is distracting us from Him.

The way we love difficult people lets everyone know the baby in the manger isn’t just a decoration.

If you find yourself consumed with how you look in the eyes of other people, remember this: Jesus could care less. He wouldn’t have used mud to heal people if He cared what we looked like.

Love says everyone who’s invited is truly wanted.

Sometimes in order to obey God, we need to disobey Herod.

Don’t let the path of other people’s lives make you second-guess your own. There are millions of people, from all walks of life, who God wants to meet with His message of love. If you take Jesus to the people around you, and I take His love to the ones around me, we’ll cover a lot more ground.

Next time someone pushes your buttons, send them a cake pop instead of an angry message. They’ve probably got enough critics out there, and like most of us, they could probably use a little more love than lecture. Let love be louder than your opinions. What

God delights in our every move, every brave step, no matter how small. Go make yours.