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The Hardest Truth About Forgiveness (1 Corinthians 13:5)

 

 What does it really mean when the Bible says “love keeps no record of wrongs”? In this powerful installment of the Love Like God study, we explore one of the most challenging aspects of biblical love—letting go of resentment.

So often, we carry an invisible ledger in our hearts, remembering every hurt, every harsh word, every moment that wounded us. But Scripture calls us to something deeper. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13:5 and reinforced by Jesus’ parable of the unforgiving servant, this message reveals a life-changing principle: Forgiven people forgive people.

This doesn’t mean ignoring pain or pretending wrong didn’t happen. It means choosing freedom over bondage… releasing the debt instead of collecting it… and refusing to use past hurts against others.

Key Takeaway: Forgiveness isn’t just a gift to the offender—it’s freedom for you. As you watch, consider this question: Whose name is still written in your book?

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Why You Keep Getting Irritated (And How Love Changes That)

What if the biggest test of love isn’t found in life’s major moments… but in the small, everyday frustrations?

In this study from Love Like God, we take a deep dive into one of the most convicting phrases in 1 Corinthians 13:
“Love is not irritable.”

Most of us don’t struggle to love in big, dramatic situations.
We struggle in the ordinary ones—interruptions, criticism, slow drivers, repeated questions. The little things that quietly reveal what’s really going on in our hearts.

In this video, we explore:

  • What “not irritable” really means in Scripture
  • Why irritation is often a heart issue—not a people problem
  • How Jesus modeled strength through restraint
  • A simple, practical way to respond differently this week

You’ll walk away challenged, encouraged, and equipped with a simple rhythm to help you respond with Christlike love:
Pause. Pray. Reframe.

Because loving like God doesn’t just change what we do…
it changes how we react.

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Stop Fighting to Win (Start Loving Like Jesus)

In a world that tells you to fight for your rights, protect your voice, and win at all costs… what if real love looks completely different?

In this Bible study from Love Like God, we explore one of the most challenging truths in Scripture:

“Love does not insist on its own way.” — 1 Corinthians 13:5

What does that actually mean for your daily life?

This message dives into:

  • Why relationships fall apart when everything becomes a competition
  • The danger of the “win at any cost” mindset
  • How Jesus modeled true, selfless love (Philippians 2)
  • Practical ways to choose love over being right

You’ll discover that love isn’t about winning arguments—it’s about winning hearts.

And sometimes, the greatest strength is found in surrender.

 

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Here is the Question

@jessewaggoner97 What will we be doing in Heaven? #heaven #eternity #service #lifeafterdeath #bible #question #answer ♬ original sound – LivingTheWordToday

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Christmas Promise (Luke 1:46-48)

By going back to the beginning of Christmas we discover how much we are loved by our Lord.. Learn more by watching this episode of Recharge Video. “Likes” and “Shares” and “comments” appreciated.

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