Sermons

Although there are different nuances of this Greek word “to bear”, the term denotes the sense of a covering, like a roof that protects and keeps off something which threatens, read more...

It’s hard for us to love people when they’ve hurt us and when they don’t deserve it. Because it’s just not fair! But look at Jesus. Jesus loves people he read more...

When Paul says love is not easily angered, he means that as you grow in the agape love of Jesus, you’re going to become a person who isn’t readily provoked read more...

SELFLESS LOVE DOESN’T MAKE EXCUSES  Don’t forget the selfless love that Jesus showed you – without excuses. And then show that same love to others – without excuses. Selfless love read more...

Biblically speaking, rudeness has to do with acting toward others in a way that is unbecoming, inconsiderate, or dismissive. Life minus love equals zero and love, says Paul, is not rude (see 1 read more...

The truth of the matter is this: pride and love can’t coexist because love doesn’t focus on self - it is not boastful or proud.  But in pride we are read more...

Envy is a comparison game that sees life as a competition. But Jesus doesn’t call you to beat your competition.  Jesus calls you to love your neighbour as yourself.  But you can’t love read more...

Without question, God's love is kind and selfless.  Even though most of us are much more comfortable with the idea of giving help than receiving it, at times we may read more...

You’ll never grow in patience apart from prayer. Author Henri Nouwen explains in his excellent book Compassion, that patience is closely connected with prayer. As the Bible says in Romans 12:12, "Be read more...