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In this episode, newlyweds, Adrian and Timia dive into the powerful and transformative meaning of love from a biblical perspective. This conversation unpacks what love truly looks like according to Scripture, not just as an emotion, but as a daily commitment that reflects God’s heart. We explore how love shapes our relationships, strengthens our faith, and calls us to live differently in a world that often misunderstands it.This episode challenges listeners to examine how they give and receive love, and how God’s perfect love becomes the foundation for every area of life.Song of the Week:Love by Kirk Franklin and God's PropertyScriptures Discussed:1 Corinthians 13:4-7John 3:16
Types of Love
ahavah-can be used of human love toward oneself, another person of the opposite sex, or another person in general. (Jeremiah 31:3)
phileo-refers to tender affection, such as toward a friend or family member It is used to express God the Father's love for Jesus (John 5:20), God's love for an individual believer (John 16:27), and Jesus' love for a disciple (John 20:2). Phileo is never used for a person's love towards God.
agape-used interchangeably with phileo to designate God the Father's love for Jesus (John 3:35), God the Father's love for an individual believer (John 14:21), and Christ's love for a disciple (John 13:23)
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