Divine love Quote by United Methodist Publishing House
““God in the Spirit revealed in Jesus Christ, calls us by grace to be renewed in the image of our Creator, that we may be one in divine love for the world. Today is the day God cares for the integrity of creation, wills the healing and wholeness of all life, weeps at the plunder of earth’s goodness. And so shall we. Today is the day God embraces all hues of humanity, delights in diversity and difference, favors solidarity transforming strangers into friends. And so shall we. Today is the day God cries with the masses of starving people, despises growing disparity between rich and poor, demands justice for workers in the marketplace. And so shall we. Today is the day God deplores violence in our homes and streets, rebukes the world’s warring madness, humbles the powerful and lifts up the lowly. And so shall we. Today is the day God calls for nations and peoples to live in peace, celebrates where justice and mercy embrace, exults when the wolf grazes with the lamb. And so shall we. Today is the day God brings good news to the poor, proclaims release to the captives, gives sight to the blind, and sets the oppressed free. And so shall we.””
About This Quote
Source Sermon: Divine Love and Justice, 2021
God calls for grace, unity, justice, peace, and care for creation; urges solidarity and compassion.
In simple terms: Divine call for love, justice, peace, and caring for all beings.
Key Takeaway
Act with compassion and advocate for justice.
Themes
spirituality
justice
environmental stewardship
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When to use this quote
- community service
- environmental projects
- interfaith dialogues
Key Concepts
theology
ethics
social activism
Questions to Reflect On
- How can individuals embody divine justice daily?
- What actions promote peace and solidarity?
A Different Perspective
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