We finish up our series "Faith, Hope, and Love" with a final sermon on love, "Love Supreme," from 1 Corinthians 13.

How many songs do you know about love? Do they even all agree on the definition? We invite you to continue looking at the meaning of this word with us as we look at rightly ordered and disordered love. Reading: Colossians 3:1-3 and 1 John 2:15-17.

How many songs do you know about love? Do they even all agree on the definition? We invite you to continue looking at the meaning of this word with us as we look at rightly ordered and disordered love. Reading: Colossians 3:1-3 and 1 John 2:15-17.

An expert in the Mosaic Law once asked Jesus, "Who is my neighbor?" Let's take a look at the uncomfortable answer.

An expert in the Mosaic Law once asked Jesus, "Who is my neighbor?" Let's take a look at the uncomfortable answer.

In our passage this morning, the Apostle John uses the word "love" 15 times in five verses. John desired that all would know the love of God which was made known in Jesus Christ.

In our passage this morning, the Apostle John uses the word "love" 15 times in five verses. John desired that all would know the love of God which was made known in Jesus Christ.

It's easy for the present to become all-consuming. The Apostle Paul helps us to navigate this by looking back and then ahead in order to give perspective to our present.

It's easy for the present to become all-consuming. The Apostle Paul helps us to navigate this by looking back and then ahead in order to give perspective to our present.

A look at Peter's words about hope.