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1. www.crosswalk.com › faith › spiritual-lifeWhat Would Jesus Do in Today's World? - Crosswalk

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   Nov 20, 2018 · Here are five things I’m pretty sure Jesus would do in today’s world. 1. Jesus would side with the poor, not with a party. It has been claimed that partisan politics is an even more divisive ...

2. www.dare2share.org › soul-fuel › jesus-and-the-world-cupJesus and the World Cup - Dare 2 Share

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   Big Idea: The World Cup is a great reminder that we all play for the same team, and when we have the attitude of Jesus, we will see victory for THE Cause. Key Scripture: Philippians 2:1-11. Discussion Questions: What do you enjoy about watching the World Cup? What would your walk with Christ look like if You had a “team” attitude?

3. www.premierchristianity.com › opinion › theThe Christian faith of the players and teams at the Rugby ...

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   Oct 19, 2023 · But Sunday’s match wasn’t a one-sided affair in the faith stakes. England’s Billy Vunipola has previously spoken about his strong Christian faith, telling Premier: ”Knowing that Jesus is with me makes me a stronger person, makes me a more confident person. Whatever I try to do, even if it doesn’t come off, I’ll always have God.”

4. jesusandeaster.com › what-the-world-cup-teaches-usWhat the World Cup Teaches Us - jesusandeaster.com

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   The spiritual life includes both the process and the end results. Paul explains, "We know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose." (Romans 8:28) We are becoming more like Jesus, but this process includes learning and maturing. A relationship with God is mainly about your ...

5. www.christianitytoday.com › 2018 › 06Meet the World Cup Stars Who Love Jesus - Christianity Today

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   Jun 14, 2018 · Playing in his third World Cup, the 31-year-old Paris Saint-Germain favorite has been outspoken about the role that Jesus plays in his life, even busting out one of those “I belong to Jesus” T ...

6. www.beliefnet.com › news › what-would-jesus-do-inWhat Would Jesus Do in Today’s World? - Beliefnet

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   The same would be true if He were here in today’s world, especially with all of the troubling events and situations taking place in front of us. Jesus would show us what having a close ...

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   What would Jesus do if he were in today's World?

   • The same would be true if He were here in today’s world, especially with all of the troubling events and situations taking place in front of us. Jesus would show us what having a close relationship with God looks like. He would challenge us to pray about all of the world’s problems and ills.

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   Are there any players with a faith at the World Cup?

   • These are likely not the only players at this year’s tournament with a faith. Peter Browne, a former player for Ireland who now works for Christians in Sport, told Premier that he was in touch with four Christian players at the tournament, and he’s aware of others.

   From Siya Kilosi to Billy Vunipola, the Christian faith of players and

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   Does Rugby have a Christian faith at the World Cup?

   • From South Africa’s Siya Kilosi to England’s Billy Vunipola, the Christian faith of the rugby elite has been clearly on display at this year’s World Cup. It’s just one more reason to tune in to the tournament says Tim Bechervaise. And as the final nears, more displays of faith may yet be to come

   From Siya Kilosi to Billy Vunipola, the Christian faith of players and

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   Why did Jesus spend time with the Misfits?

   • Jesus would spend time with the misfits. Jesus was always looking at ways He could touch the lives of the sick and the poor. He never shied away from an opportunity to help someone in need. Jesus had a servant’s heart. It is reported that 150 million people, or two percent of the world’s population, face some form of homelessness.

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   What would Jesus be appalled by?

   • Jesus would be appalled by some of the things He’d witness happening in our world. Since God is all-knowing and all-seeing, we know He is already aware of everything taking place around us. It’s heartbreaking. Throughout the book of Revelation, particularly chapters 2 and 3, Jesus speaks directly to the seven churches.

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   Why did Jesus stand with the poor?

   • He stood with the poor in spirit, and those who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness. He offered comfort to those who mourn, and mercy to the merciful. Jesus told the pure of heart they would see God, and the peacemakers that they would be called children of God. And he told us to do likewise. 2. Jesus would follow God’s values, not heroes

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8. www.whatchristianswanttoknow.com › what-wouldWhat Would Jesus Do? 10 Daily Choices To Be More Like Him

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   The motto with many today, as it has been for some time, is still “If it feels good, do it”. Our sin-soaked media taunts and tempts us to do things that God does not want us to do. We must be aware that we face this every day, and we must live in the life of the Holy Spirit in order to be able to resist the temptation to become like the world (Romans 12).