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Romans 15:27 Yes, they were pleased to do so, and they are indebted to them. For if the Gentiles have shared in their spiritual things, they are indebted to minister to them also in material things.
The Jewish believers in Jerusalem first circulated the gospel in the Gentile world. Paul said the Gentiles were indebted to the Jews in Jerusalem because they shared their spiritual things with them. It seems that need is at the center of this conversation. The Gentiles were in need of spiritual things. Paul described their spiritual need in this way to the Ephesians in 4:17-19. “So this I say, and affirm together with the Lord, that you walk no longer just as the Gentiles also walk, in the futility of their mind, being darkened in their understanding,  excluded from the life of God because of the ignorance that is in them, because of the hardness of their heart; and they, having become callous, have given themselves over to sensuality for the practice of every kind of impurity with greediness.” The Gentiles needed the good news of the gospel. God met their need by sending His Son through the Jews and then sent them out to the world with the promise that He would be with them to the end of the age. That ministry continues to this day. 
The Jews in Jerusalem were in need of material things. Earlier in this letter Paul wrote, “Owe nothing to anyone except to love one another” (13:8). Love, when it sees a need, leaps into action to meet it. In the case of the poor in Jerusalem, the Gentile believers were aware of their need for material supply and were indebted to them. In return for their spiritual needs being met, the Gentiles were indebted to meet the needs of the saints in Jerusalem.
What an encouragement this is for us who live to love with Jesus. God met our spiritual needs by giving us His Son. We are indebted to Him. Since He now lives in His body on earth, when we see a need, whether spiritual or material, we are indebted to Him and should share what God gives us with them. When we love our brothers and sisters in Christ, we are to share what God has given us to meet their needs, whether spiritual or material. Sometimes we don’t have what is needed. When that’s the case, we aren’t meant to be the supplier. Other times, the need is obvious and we have what they need, such as in the case Paul mentioned in this verse. 
May God glorify His name by inspiring us to love with Jesus. Let us be thankful for His abundant supply of grace through Christ, and may we be quick to share with others as we see their need.

Live to Love Scripture Encouragements

Share what we have with those in need.

This track features the voice and words of legendary Irish actor and writer Ben Keaton, who Diane worked with back in the days before Lunar Paths came to be. Among his many talents, Ben is a poet, and his YouTube channel features a lot of his beautiful spoken word pieces.

A fan of Lunar Paths, Ben suggested the idea of a collaboration, and so Diane asked him to send her something that he had created. He obliged, and sent her a recording of his poem, New, with the generous instruction that she could do with it as she pleased.

Meanwhile, Kevin and Diane had been discussing their fondness for triphop and shoegaze, specifically Portishead and My Bloody Valentine, and this prompted Kevin to send Diane some percussion with a distinctly triphop flavour.

Diane wrote some MIDI basses and a chiming, bell-like arpeggio. Next, she found a sub bass drone, and went to work building the song. She found several shoegazey samples and warped, stretched and layered these.

Suddenly, the song started to resemble the melancholy and moody soundtrack from Twin Peaks! Inspired by this, Diane created a Julee Cruise type vocal to compliment Ben’s spoken word, which she had edited and then threaded through the emerging song; she also went back to the basses and added a good dollop of Lynchian tremolo and reverb.

The result is a tender, honest and moving song about the end of a relationship. With its slow tempo and atmospheric sounds, it’s a beguiling little number ideal for shattering and reassembling a broken heart.

New (feat. Ben Keaton)

New (feat, Ben Keaton)

PROHIBIDO VOLAR
 
vivimos, creemos...
nos distraemos, caemos
mas bajo, tan bajo
debajo de tus pies.
…
caemos cada vez 
mas bajo en la escala social
es que nunca es suficiente
debes caer un poco mas
por qué será? chamigo
es que andamos distraídos
vamos perdiendo ya la dignidad.
…
y luego llamarán violencia 
a nuestra desesperación
por no poder ni querer 
frenar ese instinto de preservación
no queremos morir es cierto
que no debemos matarnos para vivir
que contradicción tan amontonados
morir de soledad.
…
trabajamos, masticamos
dormimos, despertamos
sostenemos esta farsa
es nuestro su poder
cuestiona, y no les creas
hay mas de una verdad
la tuya, la nuestra 
y la de ellos que es esta
que mierda violenta 
tener alas en prohibido volar.
…
volvemos a caer 
mas hondo en nuestra ingenuidad
es que nunca es suficiente
debes hundirte un poco mas
por qué será? te digo
que esto huele muy podrido
vamos perdiendo ya la dignidad.
…
y luego llamarán violencia 
a nuestra desesperación
por no poder ni querer 
frenar ese instinto que nos empuja a vivir
no queremos morir es cierto
que no debemos matarnos para vivir
que contradicción tan amontonados
morir de soledad.
…
vivimos, eso creemos...
nos distraemos, al suelos
mas bajo, tan bajo
debajo de sus pies.
trabajamos, masticamos
dormimos, despertamos
sostenemos esta farsa
es nuestro su poder
cuestiona, y no les creas
hay mas de una verdad
la tuya, la nuestra 
y la de ellos apesta
que mierda violenta es
tener alas en prohibido volar.

Malas Palabras

Prohibido Volar

An ensemble of tunes by the Romantic composer Frederic Chopin, but ya know, Spaghetti-Westernized (and transposed from F to F# minor for my sanity's sake).

Arranged, performed, and recorded by Whiskey Bravo / Will Barry at Whiskey Road.

Chopin's Nocturne In F Minor, Op. 55; or, There Will Be No Encore

just a loop
to express and Release some Energy/Feeling

F U Loop

bkbirge on drums and bass, Kev Sharp Keys
Mixed by Adam Whittikar

Ramses

Star Maker

here, let me.

Veterans of the original northern UK goth scene, the two members of Lunar Paths reside in the US and Europe, making music together online since late 2021. With memorable hooks woven through intricate, powerful percussion, laced together with haunting vocals, their eclectic sound shares traits with postpunk, darkwave & alternative indie artistes. Their music transcribes what they love, documents where they have been, and hints at where they are going.

New (feat, Ben Keaton)

Lunar Paths

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