Living Links to Light: The Lean, Loyal, and Loving Word

Dear Loving Rascals, today we do a call-line recital of Manoj's one-liners like we do with David's Psalms during Sunday Worship. 

Leader: Man Of Jesus' One Liners. You are my link to God.

All: God linked us with him by his living Spirit; we are linked to the loyal and loving Lord.

Leader: The text lies in the middle of the context.

All: The text doesn't lie, but it lies in the middle.

Leader: We learn the text's bare-bone message, stripping away embellishments.

All: The law was a lamp that located our losses; love is the life that lifts the loss into legacy.

Leader: After the lean structure is unveiled, the text leaps from its context to inform ours.

All: Truth is not a logical labyrinth to get lost in, but a living light that leads us home.

Leader: The linked audience gets informed of its limitations and lamentations.

All: The ladder to heaven was not built by human labor, but lowered by the Lord’s own lowered life.

Leader: The text links us with God's loving heart that lives to leverage human limitations.

All: His light does not lock us in judgment; it liberates the locked heart to love without limits.

Leader: He leads them into a world of un-limited links to immortality.

All: If you drink this living water, you will lie in peace with God and feel his love from inside.

Leader: The lion of Judah's tribe has called us to live in love with all.

All: The lion became a lamb to lead us from cruelty to mercy.

Leader: The lamb did not die to keep you lying.

All (Unison - Bold & Loud): He died to make you alive!

In League with Shaper, 

Manoj, the Good the world seeks.

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