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Such a busy day but I started the reading at midnight of the 25th. Caught up and have the rest of the day to the day 25. All glory to God !

Day 25..Lets go!🎉

Pastors are people too! Day 25✅. Always a refreshing take of scriptures I’ve heard since a child BUT never explained this clear. So blessed I tuned in.

Balance!! So good, man. Day 24 ✅✊🏽

Almost 1 month down 🎉

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Day 24✅ Paul 🗣️

great analogy with the dealership ✊🏾

Day 24 Done ✔️

Completed ☑️

Manny I felt like you were wearing a disguise the glasses the hat. And then I saw you without them and I didn't even recognize you and then I did but it took a while. It was kind of like who's that guy the only thing that gave you away was the split in the front teeth. And then I went oh he looks so different without his glasses and hat duh don't we all. Just saying

Looks like the Black and Mediterranean Seas.

I’d say, Being overweight is not gray and swearing is not gray.

Love it, “the only child syndrome”.

So glad this study came in my feed - Dr. Manny often teaches me something I never saw in scripture before and I walk away even more undone at the gloriousness of our Lord!

Does anyone else see the similarities of religious folks back then and religious folks now, unfortunately…🙃

Day 24 Reading & Video Completed 📜❗

Day 24 reading and episode COMPLETED! It really helps to understand the Word! I was a member at a church that had regular times of feeding the impoverished, as the church was located in a downtown area where there was frequent traffic of the impoverished. I think about this time often, about how it was a time for us to serve people who had perhaps made different decisions throughout their lives. No matter the reason, the meal brought us together. Honestly, this was/is truly one of the highlights of my serving at any church that I've been part of. Learning about people, breaking bread with them, loving on them. Because we are titters/givers, the food purchased (all that wasn't donated) one could say I had a right to. But I love learning about this theme of right vs. responsibility. I had a right to the food, but my responsibility was to love and see them as my brothers/sisters in Christ. The teaching by PM on the extremes of secessionism and sensationalism are so powerful! I completely agree that Sundays should be 100% focused on the unbeliever - to the point of relaxing dress (not totally relaxing, but in dressing in balance😀).

Day 24 done!

“I prefer the person rather than myself”

Day 23 I completed it🎉

Classism in church while we are all equally in the eyes of the Lord is heartbreaking.

Day 24!. 🎉💃🏾

I’m enjoying this🙏🙏

This is sooo good! Thank you!

Let’s keep it going!!!!!🎉

"Is it beneficial? Does it build others up?Does it jeopardize your witness?” is an excellent introspective exercise. Thank you for this.

this was a good one 🔥

This one was not an easy one to grasp right away but when it clicked it clicked! 💡

So that I have an understanding. You are saying that no cuss words are sin? You also said that you don’t cuss in public. Do you practice cussing in private?

Rights vs responsibility! Amen!

That’s a GREAT timeless truth! Rights vs. Responsibilities. Sooo good to put it into perspective!!!

This is a topic I go back and forth with because I don't want to be legalistic. I don't smoke, drink, lie.... because it can become prideful. Those are just some things people can see. I appreciate the clarifying questions when it is grey. What would love do? I do not want to be the cause of anyone stumbling if I can help if. 1 cor 10:23-24suns it up. Thank you Pastor Manny. I'm looking forward to taking some ARMA courses in the future.

🤯🤯🤯🤯 Today's reading and video cleared up so much for me!

This is so helpful and enjoyable. I loved when you came to Citizen Church in Albuquerque.

I’m with you on most of this. The cussing part not so much, that type of language shouldn’t be used by pastors.

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Day 23 Reading & Recap Completed 📜❗ This helps me today! GOD Love & Bless you ❤ see you tomorrow 🫡

This was a great episode!!! Very applicable to present-day! Love that Paul addresses the gray areas in the context of clear “black and white” (non-negotiables) in relation to Christian living/principles of the faith.

wow. that perspective difference from responsibility to right is a great analogy! 🔥🔥

This was a fire word 🔥

Late but completed. Day 22/365 ✅

The context provided for the readings gives everything new meaning. Great commentary for today!

Thank you for breaking this down! This helps me ask myself questions like “is it my right or my responsibility, is it beneficial?” Yes many gray areas.

Day 23 reading and episode COMPLETED! Wow...rights and responsibilities. This has always been a strong topic of conversation and always seems to cause confusion as well, so I appreciate the presentation, context, and truth associated with this episode. Personally, since coming into the Kingdom of God this is something I'm continually thinking about when amongst unbelievers and believers alike. Love must trump liberty! Early on in my walk with God, I rarely thought about the "other person" and put them ahead of me when thinking about freedoms like smoking cigars, drinking alcohol, etc. When you think about it, the ability to say no to these things is a rather simple act, but showing love and support to people around us can go a long way towards the responsibility that we have in Christ. Saying no can be a challenge sometimes, especially in a corporate setting. Prayer and remembering the Word does help to give wisdom and self-control and helps us to make choices that reflect our responsibilities to God instead of our rights to please ourselves.

Day 23 done

I completed it🎉

Great work!

Day 23; Lets Go!🎉

This was sooooo good