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Summary
In this conversation, Troy Kennedy discusses the importance of imitating Jesus and becoming more like Him. He emphasizes the need to create intimacy and have everyday conversations with Jesus. The conversation explores various topics related to imitating Jesus, including loving difficult people, rejoicing and mourning with others, celebrating others' successes, and associating with people of low position. The overall message is to develop a heart that is compassionate, loving, and willing to enter into the lives of others.
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Takeaways
Imitating Jesus involves creating intimacy and having everyday conversations with Him.
We should strive to love difficult people and extend grace to them, just as Jesus did.
We should learn to rejoice with those who rejoice and mourn with those who mourn.
Celebrating others' successes and associating with people of low position are important aspects of imitating Jesus.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
03:19 Chapter 1: Jesus Loved Difficult People
05:25 Chapter 2: Rejoice with Those Who Rejoice and Mourn with Those Who Mourn
09:31 Chapter 3: Celebrating Others' Successes
13:09 Chapter 4: Associating with People of Low Position
17:22 Conclusion
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