Moeschberger Plenary Notes

Love your neighbor

Basic command of treating others with kindness and care

Excessive Love

Going above and beyond in acts of love

Forgiveness

Internal change in the way we remember a hurtful event

Reconciliation

Restoration of trust and relationship between individuals

Kindness

Acts of benevolence and behavior focused on helping others

Goodness

Deliberate preference for moral beauty and right over wrong

Gentleness

Disarming controversy and arguments through a calm demeanor

Self Control

Discipline and restraint in thoughts, words, and actions

Difficult conversations

Navigating challenging discussions with empathy and love

Empathy

Seeing the world through someone else's perspective

Compassion

Empathy leading to action and helping others

Active learners

Engaged students who ask and answer questions

Right relationship

Purpose of education in terms of ethical connection

Galatia

Church dealing with specific issues at the time

Fruit of the Spirit

Manifestations of a life led by the Holy Spirit

Altruistic Love

Selfless regard for the interests of others

Universal Love

Recognizing the humanness in others

Dangerous Love

Taking risks and going against societal norms

Peace

Harmonious rest and well-being in relationship with God and others

Joy

Inner confidence in God's control over our circumstances

Service

Actively loving and caring for others

Fundamental Attribution Error

Tendency to justify ourselves more than others

Diversity

Importance of different perspectives and ways of thinking