Charity: Loving Till it Hurts
God’s chief purpose in creating man was to have a people of whom He could say, “I am theirs and they are mine.” In this message from Hebrews 13, Alistair Begg explains that followers of Jesus are to be radically different while avoiding the extremes of isolation from and imitation of the world around us. This new lifestyle is exemplified by the brotherly love and hospitality that should mark all believers.
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God’s chief purpose in creating man was to have a people of whom He could say, “I am theirs and they are mine.” In this message from Hebrews 13, Alistair Begg explains that followers of Jesus are to be radically different while avoiding the extremes of isolation from and imitation of the world around us. This new lifestyle is exemplified by the brotherly love and hospitality that should mark all believers.