Love is the mark of true faith, true Christianity. And it is so much more than a word. Love is a verb. It’s an action. An outworking.
Are you protecting your heart with layers of doubt, pain, or even resentment? No one can be forced to receive love. You have to let yourself be loved.
All of us have people in our lives whom we find most difficult to love. And yet, they’re the very ones we should love.
Bob Goff says we can still love well in the midst of our struggle, and that new ‘life dreams and ambitions’ may be birthed in this season.
Who else would be grateful for an open invitation into your tribe today? Love often lies on the other side of convenience.
Receiving and giving is the law of the universe, because they are part of the very nature of God. Love receives and love gives. Love has to love.
Flowers, chocolate, cards, gifts, dinner reservations — is this really the meaning of Valentine’s Day?
Many young people want to protect themselves from heartbreak but they just don’t know how. Former Youth Pastor Sabrina Peters has 3 practical tips!
