A Love Like No Other,
A Different Kind of Happiness
“Everywhere we look, we see evidence that love is in short supply. Terror and corruption, school shootings and troubled marriages, impatient online sniping and character assassination – all point to the fact that we do not know how to love one another as Jesus commanded and modeled.
Dr. Larry Crabb found “7 Questions of Spiritual Theology” which offer us wisdom and clear vision for living joyfully and loving redemptively. Make this year your time to discover A Different Kind of Happiness.
“In all of history, only two cosmic stories have been told and continue to be told. Tell one by how you live, especially by how you relate, and you will become a little Christ – slowly, with many setbacks, but it will happen. And you will know joy.
Tell the other and, more quickly because telling it comes more naturally, you will be twisted into a little devil. You can come across to others as nice, friendly, concerned, and helpful, believe you embrace each of those virtues, and still be mostly committed to your own well-being.”
A Different Kind of Happiness, Dr. Larry Crabb
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Is your spiritual community defined more by programs and accountability checklists or by meaningful relationships that offer life-giving conversations that stir a deeper desire to love God and others well?
At Larger Story, our mission is to help individuals, families, and churches engage the truth of God’s Word from a relational perspective. One way we’re doing that is through our book club Reading & Relating. If you’re seeking a place to belong, become, and be known, connect with us through Reading & Relating.
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On our blog, we have new columns offering companionship and hope for those who grieve at “Becoming Me Without You” and for those in serving professions at “Help for the Helpers,” in addition to the wisdom of Dr. Larry Crabb.
It was an unexpected reminder of my loss, another surprising realization that widowhood continually impacts me in so many different ways, both large and small.