Love Code

“If the salt that is to add taste to the world loses its savour, who then will restore it?” (Matthew 5:13)

He explained that one major issue Jesus came to address is a religious mindset without true repentance and a sincere heart for God (Matthew 5:24; 1 John 4:20).

We learned that love is a filtration system that makes our prayers clear to heaven (1 Corinthians 13:1–4). Hence emphasizing the need for love as a fruit of the Spirit.

Here are key truths we learned about God’s kind of love from today’s sermon:

📍 Love is action, not just emotion.

“If you love Me, keep My commandments” (John 14:15). Love without action is merely a feeling.

📍 Love is a fruit of the Spirit.

It is what you experience when your spirit is healthy. When your relationship with God is healthy, it improves your relationships with people.

Apostle started by first addressing the fact that Christianity is not only about believing, but it is about becoming.

Begin with the consciousness of the gospel: The gospel is preached to sinners and taught to believers. (Romans 5:17).

He began by explaining that there are words in Scripture that appear repeatedly, and when they do, they demand our attention. One such word is “better.”

Apostle reminded us that life is not powered by hard work alone. There is mercy, and there is divine advantage. There is help that does not come from this world.

We demonstrate Christianity as only being bothered about a God that helps us win in life. This is because most people don’t understand what consecration means

EBENEZER

No guaranteed strategy makes a year better, except if the Lord wills. We may plan to do this or that, but it is not in a man’s power to direct his own steps. Our lives are ultimately guided and sustained by God.

Welcome to 2026 — our year of EBENEZER