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The word “love” appears in each of the four Gospels, revealing to the reader that the concept was important for Jesus—both in teaching and in service. But John uses the word more than the other three Gospel writers combined. His entire book speaks to...

The word “love” appears in each of the four Gospels, revealing to the reader that the concept was important for Jesus—both in teaching and in service. But John uses the word more than the other three Gospel writers combined. His entire book speaks to...

In every “worst-case” scenario, Jesus believed that life could be better. But he didn’t just believe this; he took steps to make life better for others. In loving God and loving neighbors, Jesus was a man full of hope and he sought to impart that hope...

In every “worst-case” scenario, Jesus believed that life could be better. But he didn’t just believe this; he took steps to make life better for others. In loving God and loving neighbors, Jesus was a man full of hope and he sought to impart that hope...

In the same way that desire for worldly things gives birth to all kinds of sinful actions, desiring to be near to God gives birth to the kind of life and actions that bring about joy, peace and holiness. Paul and James both agreed that the things of...

In the same way that desire for worldly things gives birth to all kinds of sinful actions, desiring to be near to God gives birth to the kind of life and actions that bring about joy, peace and holiness. Paul and James both agreed that the things of...