Love — Page 3

Should Christians Just Live Their Lives and Let Everyone Else Live Theirs?

Oftentimes, when we Christians express their beliefs in public, those who disagree with us will accuse us of meddling, intolerance, bigotry, or just not minding our own business. Granted, many times it would be easier for us just to be quiet about the declining moral condition of our nation, abortion, violence and sex in the […]

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How to Get Along With Other Christians

by Robert Driskell

The actions of Christians should be characterized by love, peace, joy, and other evidences that we are children of the Living God. Too many times, the church is seen as anything but loving. How are we to live with one another in this relationship called ‘The Church’? The New Testament gives us many instructions for […]

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7 Different Ways Jesus Showed Love

by Crystal McDowell

Love is action. No one showed the depths of true love more than our Lord Jesus Christ. He set the example for believers to show love to each other and to the world by what He did. Have you ever spent time reflecting on the love of Christ? It’s fascinating to ponder how there is […]

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5 Kids Sunday School Lessons About Love

by Crystal McDowell

What type of love has been the most meaningful in your life? There are many types of love demonstrated from the Bible—parent to child, husband to wife, mother-in-law to daughter-in-law, friend to friend, and brother to brother. In 1 Corinthians 13:1-8, we find the definition of love: “Love is patient, love is kind. It does […]

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Love Is Not Self-Seeking: Meaning and Life Application

by Robert Driskell

Most Christians are familiar with what is often referred to as the “Love Chapter” of First Corinthians 13: 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 “Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not […]

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Love Is Patient: Bible Study and Lessons

by Crystal McDowell

The deep cry in everyone’s heart is “I want to be loved!”, even if they don’t know it yet. It’s possible for us to do a lot of wonderful things to help people, but without love it’s all meaningless. We know that love never fails (1 Corinthians 13:8), that love overcomes many sins (1 Peter […]

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Different Types Of Love From The Bible: A Christian Study

by Robert Driskell

It is clear from even a cursory reading that the Bible stresses the importance of love. The Bible even says that God is love (1 John 4:8, 16 ESV). It would not be an overstatement to say that every action that is pleasing to God is motivated by love. In the English language today, we […]

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How Can I Improve My Marriage: A Christian Study

by Jack Wellman

Here are some ways that you can improve your marriage. With marital problems increasing as never before, divorce is becoming too much of an easy out. We’ve come up with some ways to improve your marriage in the hopes of strengthening it or saving it. Communication A lack of communication is fatal to the military. […]

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Speaking the Truth in Love: 7 Helpful Tips

by Robert Driskell

Today’s culture is a culture of ‘tolerance’. Too many times this simply means ‘an acceptance of anything and everything’. Catchphrases such as, “What’s right for you, may not be right for me” and, “You see it your way and I’ll see it mine” are simply attempts to broaden the definition of what is considered right […]

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How Does God’s Love differ from the World’s Definition of Love?

by Robert Driskell

We oftentimes hear people talk about showing love to others. They say that all we need is love (hmmm…sounds like a song). Many people believe they know what love is when they are really only living by certain feelings that they call ‘love’. Everyone wants to be loved and most people want to love others […]

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