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The law compels us.
What compels us to toward perfection?
For Christ's love compels us…".
And what compels us to do these things?
The love of Christ compels us…”.
Mercy compels us to alleviate that misfortune.
Reconciliation- The Love of Christ Compels Us".
The Spirit compels us to this.
Who compels us to think that subjectivity is real.
It is faith that compels us to work.
The love of God” compels us to show love to one another, especially in dire situations.
What is it about Mars that compels us to go there?
And that responsibility compels us to answer to this ultimatum based on the will of the Greek people.
It's over the darkness in each of us which compels us to fight enemies.
The progression through changes compels us to let go of current relationships, jobs, careers, homes, possessions, and so on, if they are unable to support our new way of being….
New York Times best-selling author Debbie Ford guides us into the heart of the duality that unknowingly operates within each one of us: the force that compels us to live by our values, give and receive love, and be a contributing member of the community;
They won't know who compels us to live such good lives.
The well-being of men, women, andthe children they conceive compels us to stand for marriage as between one man and one woman.”.
But at the same time, our conscience compels us to assert our right to protest any and all violations.
What is it that compels us to do things?
And this is what compels us to keep going.
So what is it that compels us to react as we do?
The modern pace of life compels us to save almost every minute.
This system of connections compels us to act and choose and behave.
The safety of the Empire compels us to take defensive measures.
Jesus' command to“give a thorough witness” compels us to warn others about the end.- Acts 10:42.
And it's that mind-heart connection that I believe compels us to not just be attentive to all the bright and dazzly things, but also the dark and difficult things.
Debbie Ford expertly guides us into the heart of the duality that unknowingly operates within each one of us: the force that compels us to live by our values, give and receive love, and be a contributing member of the community, and the force that holds us back, sabotages our efforts, and repeatedly steers us toward bad choices.
These circumstances compel us and force us to work spiritually.
Such situations compel us to focus more on prayer.