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Christians In Singapore Support City Harvest Church In Prayer

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Lawrence Khong, Chairman of LoveSingapore shared that the motivation behind praying is love.

“Because we love God and because we love the Church,” he tells City News. “There is only one Church in this city–many congregation make up this one Church and CHC is one of the many. We are family and we are the Body of Christ. When one part (of the Body) hurts, every part hurts.

“This is a time of severe testing for the entire Body of Christ. We are all on trial before a righteous God who is all-loving, all-knowing, all-powerful. So, we would much rather talk more with our righteous God and less with others, especially on social media.”

- http://www.citynews.sg/2013/08/christians-in-singapore-support-city-harvest-church-in-prayer/
 
God love the sinner, but hates the sin :

How exactly does that work? We hate sin by refusing to take part in it and by condemning it when we see it. Sin is to be hated, not excused or taken lightly. We love sinners by being faithful in witnessing to them of the forgiveness that is available through Jesus Christ. A true act of love is treating someone with respect and kindness even though he/she knows you do not approve of his lifestyle and/or choices. It is not loving to allow a person to remain stuck in sin. It is not hateful to tell a person he/she is in sin. In fact, the exact opposites are true. We love the sinner by speaking the truth in love. We hate the sin by refusing to condone, ignore, or excuse it.

Read more: http://www.gotquestions.org/love-sinner-hate-sin.html#ixzz2d9kS01eg

Is the Apostle Khong, loving the sins or loving the sinner??
 
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