A minister explains how to reach people without abandoning biblical truth, using Paul's approach to Gentiles as a model. Love should flow freely like a river, but stay within the banks of Christ's limits. Philippians 1:9 shows Paul praying for love grounded in truth and insight.
Hey, okay, I will adapt to that in order to be able to reach these souls. So, but then Paul goes on and he says to the ones that are outside the law, to the Gentiles, and in the context of scripture, Paul is saying that, okay, they operate as one under the law. I mean, not under the law. So in other words, that I'm going to do everything long as it doesn't go outside of the bounds of Christ. And we see this is very consistent with the way Paul writes and he teaches, because if we go over to Philippians, you, you let me just fact-check this with you because I truly encourage people to just stay in the word of God. But I believe it's in Philippians 1, starting in verse 9. You know, Paul is talking about our love growing in insight and depth, all in the context of truth. In other words, if we think of a river, if any of us have ever flown, if we ever just seen the river, we always know that it's protected by two banks, right? And so Paul, in other words, he's saying that when we love people freely, it should be
