Love

We hear it everywhere: But is self-love a biblical truth or just a modern mindset wrapped in feel-good language? The answer isn’t as simple as “yes” or “no”—because it depends on the definition of self-love. What Does the World Say About Self-Love? Modern self-love is often rooted in self-sufficiency and self-prioritization: This kind of self-love…

We talk a lot about love, but let’s be honest—loving like Jesus is difficult. It’s easy to love people when they’re kind, when they appreciate us, when they love us back. But what about when they don’t? Jesus didn’t just love people when it was convenient. He loved when it cost Him everything. The Problem:…

Love and leadership don’t often appear in the same sentence. Business culture tends to reward results over relationships, and leadership is often defined by authority rather than care. But what if true leadership isn’t about control, but about love in action? The Problem: Leadership Without Love is Empty Too often, leaders operate from a place…

Romantic love is one of the most talked-about, sung-about, and written-about topics in human history. But while the world often defines love by passion, attraction, or fleeting emotion, God’s design for love is far deeper and more enduring. If we want a love that lasts, we need to look at what the Bible actually says—not…

Let’s be honest—loving people who have hurt us feels impossible. Whether it’s a betrayal, a broken friendship, or deep wounds from family, the idea of forgiving and loving those who have wronged us seems unfair. But Jesus didn’t leave us much room for negotiation. The Command We Don’t Want to Follow Jesus didn’t say, “Love…

We hear it all the time: “Follow your heart.” “Love is something you just feel.” But if love were only a feeling, what happens when the feeling fades? The truth is, real love isn’t just about emotions—it’s a decision we make every day. The Problem: Feelings Are Unreliable Love that’s based purely on feelings is…

Everyone talks about love. We hear it in songs, see it in movies, and chase after it in our relationships. But have you ever stopped to ask: Is the love I give and receive the same love God intended? Here’s the reality—we often confuse human love with God’s love. And when we do, we set…

Have you ever noticed how the way you love others is often shaped by the love you’ve received? Whether it’s from family, friendships, or past relationships, we tend to mirror what we’ve been shown. But what if the love we’ve known isn’t the love God intended for us? The Problem: A Skewed Definition of Love…