9 thoughts on motion, fellowship, spirituality, remembering God

1

Without history, there would be no end times; without end times, history would have no direction. History is the incarnation of the Word, and the last days are resurrection and ascension. History and the end times were one, fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

He who lives in the Holy Spirit has fellowship with the Lord Jesus, and he who has fellowship with the Lord has fellowship with the Father who sent him. This fellowship is reality, the reality of history and eschatology, which has begun in history through the church and will be completed in the eschatology.

3

God transcends movement and stillness, moves in all things, and is still without cause. God is immobile only to say that he is causeless, unchanging, not like ours, full of all things, not to say that God is completely silent.

God is immobile, but because of his love, God created the world, gave his only begotten Son, became flesh, and died on the cross for us to overcome death.

God is immobile, which does not mean that God is completely still, but that he has no cause, and nothing compels him to move - which is also one of the meanings of God's lack of passion.

3

Wherever the Nicene Creed is professed, there is ecumenical tradition. Because the Nicene Creed is the hallmark of the ecumenical tradition. Therefore, every church should read the Nicene Creed in Sunday worship, which is the first step towards ecumenical tradition.

4

If matter can be converted into energy, then energy can also be converted into matter. Therefore, our body is just an energy, but different substances have different energy. Words are energy because God's words create and human words have an impact

5

By nature, created things are nothing, which is what Buddhism calls false existence. But among the creatures, only man has the freedom to break through his own nature, that is to say, he can determine his final form of existence by freely interacting with the object he loves. Therefore, our existence does not depend on us It depends on who we have fellowship with, which is why Jesus became flesh and died for us, to show us that God is love on the one hand, and to make our fellowship with God possible ( because he reconciled us to God).

6

Once man forgets God, he no longer thinks freely, but becomes a prisoner of thought. For apart from God there is no freedom, love and justice.

7

The Tao became flesh, and from now on, walking on the Tao of Humanity is walking on the Tao of Heaven.

8

The so-called spirituality is not to be enslaved by things, but to manage things; it is not to indulge the flesh, but to conquer the body and make the body serve me.

9

If justification by faith is the beginning, then the promise of life and death is the end, as the martyrs did. Therefore, we must not remain in the state of children, but strive to reach the state of perfection.