What is Love? In languages other than English, there are often numerous words for love, each with a different shade of meaning. For instance, it may be a love of ...

And no one can love God without acknowledging the costly gift of his Son and repenting of our sins that made it necessary. In our Gospel reading (John 15:9-17), we continue the Last Supper Discourse.

Yes it's true, really, the gift of creation is sufficient to take care of all of us. God has fashioned a world, ... God's love is a mother's love that is unbreakable.

True for anyone, true for God. And still true if you aren’t feeling like you love this person, and you aren’t feeling happy, and you can’t think of any particular reason you should be ...

Consequently, God's love for humanity is a freely given love rather than a love motivated by the benefits that the object of love holds for the one who loves it. The one true God does not need ...

God will conquer hate every time because God is love, and he loves us with an everlasting love, but on the flip side of that, he hates sin because it's not his nature and he is not a God that ...

We don't earn the love of God. God first loved us, drew us into being because God loved us, sustains us in every moment of our lives. We wouldn't exist if it weren't for the ever-constant love of God.

Our conversation began with how the story of Hosea changed her view of God’s love for humankind when she became a Christian in her 30s: “Redeeming love was my statement of faith. The Bible is ...

And while it is true that God’s mercy is virtually unbounded, there is indeed a limit. Mercy will not overwhelm us because that would be to meld the creature back into the creator.