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If you believe you only live once and that once is enough, you must also believe there is no eternity.

Children are undoubtedly a blessing. However, they can also be the opposite of everything Paul described about love in verses 4–7. They are impatient, unkind, envious of their friends’ toys and...

The men in our lives need us to pray for them—husbands, sons, fathers, brothers, uncles, cousins, friends.

Multi-generational relationships are powerful. You can learn a lot from spending time with a ninety-year-old who has witnessed decades of change.

Ladies, please listen when I say this: You are not too young to learn, and you are not too young to teach. The time is always now.

We will see clearly when Jesus returns because our imperfect sight and knowledge of God will become perfect: “We will know, even as we are fully known” (v. 12).

Children are undoubtedly a blessing. However, they can also be the opposite of everything Paul described about love in verses 4–7. They are impatient, unkind, envious of their friends’ toys and...

Love never ceases. It’s not the fleeting affection of a fifteen-year-old’s first crush, but the eternal love of the heavenly Father—endless, constant and enduring through all circumstances.

The things Paul listed about love were the very things he saw the church get wrong. They were impatient, unkind, envious, boastful, proud, rude, irritable, resentful, untruthful and self-absorbed.

“Love” in this chapter is agape love. Agape love is a sacrificial, unconditional, selfless love. One of the Greek definitions is “the highest form of love.”