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And I'm his co-host and wife Ashley Schick. We believe everyone has a story to tell.

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Yeah, you have to be in the house of the Lord. Thank you for coming today. You may be seated.

I want to encourage you today with a scripture that Paul prayed over the Philippian church.

And I think this is a great scripture that we should pray each and every day.

It's found in Philippians 1. He prayed this. He said, I pray that your love would abound in knowledge

and debt of insight. His prayer to the Philippian church was this.

I want you to agree with me. That's why I'm sending you this letter that your love would grow.

Increase. Multiply. Now let me tell you something. He wasn't writing this letter to them

because he had noticed in his visits that they weren't people of love.

Historically, they were people who loved. But he was saying to them, this is such an important prayer

because your love has so much potential to go so much further and build such a greater foundation

in your life. He was saying, agree every day with me as I pray for you that your love will reach

its fullest. You see, that's what we need to pray every single day. God, would your love

abound in me more and more in debt and insight and knowledge and wisdom? You see, we have to learn

to love well because the way we love, how we show our love, the mercy we give, the grace we

extend, you see, it's a direct impact on our own life. The way we love has a direct impact

on our own life. We need to learn to love well. We can't just put our love on autopilot. We can't

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