When you have close, mutually nurturing relationships with other people at your church, it’s more than just “community.” It’s “koinonia.”
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When you have close, mutually nurturing relationships with other people at your church, it’s more than just “community.” It’s “koinonia.”
It’s the “three little words” that Christians sometimes say to each other: “I agape you.”
If you said that kairos time was the Christian version of carpe diem (“seize the day”), you would be more right than wrong. Kairos time refers to a window of opportunity, but this window is also a limited-time offer.
I’m starting to think that all the most memorable Christianese expressions either rhyme (like sloppy agape below or happy clappy) or they use alliteration like greasy grace or no Bible, no breakfast.