Love

Love is a central theme in Christianity, reflecting the love of God for humanity and the call for believers to love one another. However, the concept of conditional love often raises questions and concerns. In today’s post, we will explore the meaning of conditional love from a Christian perspective, examining how it relates to divine love, human relationships, and the teachings of Christ.

The crucifixion of Jesus Christ is an important event in history. The manner in which he died was intended to be an act of atonement for sins, but it also serves as a demonstration of God's love for us. His sacrifice reminds us that we are called to follow his example and give ourselves up for others.

If you are in an abusive relationship with someone suffering from NPD (or if you are dating a narcissist), then there is hope! God has not left us without help when it comes to dealing with this kind of person in our lives.

Love covers a multitude of sins … it's one of those phrases we've all heard and probably even said. But what does it really mean?

Jesus gives us an incredible promise. He tells us we can experience eternal life and be restored to a right relationship with God. That is beyond wonderful! Eternal life means far more than just living forever. It means being restored in our relationships with God, others, and ourselves.

God hates sin because it alienates us from Him. On the other hand, when we turn to Jesus Christ, He welcomes us with open arms, embracing our changed hearts and minds to write over them the law of love and faith in Him. This is the good news of the gospel. We have been freed from the penalty of sin, so that we may encounter the Love of God through Jesus.

Have you ever wondered why God places so many people in your life that you particularly don’t like? This is God’s way of encouraging us to get into love debt with them. His goal for us is to love them without ever expecting them to pay it back. By this, God’s love is perfected in us.

There is no greater feeling on earth than to connect and communion with God. Although this is the greatest pursuit on earth, when one considers to purse this, they must first consider a larger question. What does it mean to be known by God? In answering this question a believer positions himself...