Biblical, God-honoring, Christ-exalting, love is a love that is steadfast and immovable because this is the kind of love with which God loves his people. This is the kind of love with which Christ's loves the Church.

What does it mean that love "hopes all things" or that love is always hopeful? Does it mean that love always hopes for a good outcome in the way one hopes it will rain tomorrow? Hoping for good, but not certain it will happen. Or, does it mean something deeper, something more concrete, something more encouraging? Listen, as Pastor Hexon explains from 1 Corinthians 13:7.

What does it mean that love believes all things? It cannot mean that love is naive or gullible as there has never been anyone more loving than Christ, and he was neither naive nor gullible. Then what does it mean? Listen to find out.

Biblical, God-honoring, Christ-exalting love bears all things or always bears up. But what does that mean? And how is that different from endures all things? Listen as Pastor Hexon explains from 1 Corinthians 13:7

The fact that love is patient and kind, does that mean loving Christians should never offend? Should Christians just 'go along' in order 'to get along?' Listen as Pastor Hexon answers these questions.

It has been said that not forgiving others is like drinking poison and hoping the other person will die. But scripture tells us that 'love is not resentful.' That is, love holds no record of wrong done to us. Love is willing to forgive. Listen, as Pastor Hexon explains from 1 Corinthians 13:4-7.

God is "slow to anger" because "God is love" (Ex 34:6; 1 Jn 4:8). And Christians are called to be imitators of God (Eph 5:1).

As we continue in this series on love, listen as Pastor Hexon explains what it means that love does not seek its own.

"Love does not elbow its way into conversations, worship services, or public institutions in a disruptive, discourteous, attention-seeking way."

In this message, we look at what it means for love to not be arrogant or prideful.