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Love your enemies is a simple directive, but extremely difficult for us humans to fulfill. It is easier to hold onto hate, revenge, and the desire for retaliation. Especially now when all our feelings are permanently displayed online for the world to see. Yet still Jesus says love your enemies!
Chris Bowser
Crossroads Christian Fellowship Church
Greenville, PA
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