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    Counsel #4 — The Transformative Power Of Stories

    Picture: Counsel #4 — The Transformative Power Of StoriesCSI 6.1

    The stories you embrace and tell have a profound impact on others’ lives. When you share the depth of Jesus’ love displayed on the cross, it changes everything. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, priorities shift, and hearts are stirred to love and serve others as Jesus did. His selfless act of dying for humanity inspires us to live a life marked by sacrifice and compassion. His story challenges each of us to step outside of ourselves and extend kindness, mercy, and grace to those around us. In embracing this narrative, we are transformed — willing to go the extra mile, to lend a helping hand, and stand up for justice. It’s no longer just a story; it’s an invitation to participate in a grand narrative of love and redemption that has the power to change not only your life, but the lives of those you encounter.[9]https://www.adventist.org/remnant-and-its-mission/stories-of-transformation/CSI 6.2

    "So we have been sent to speak for Christ. It is like God is calling to people through us…." 2 Corinthians 5:20CSI 6.3

    “The Savior gave His life to establish a church capable of caring for tempted men and women. Believers may be poor, uneducated, and unknown, yet in Christ they may do a work in the neighborhood and even in “the regions beyond” whose results will reach to eternity.” The Humble Hero, p. 300.2—an Ellen G. White adaptation of The Desire of Ages.CSI 6.4

    Reflect: How has the story of Jesus transformed you to compassionately serve others?CSI 6.5

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