Christian love is not the same as unlimited availability, rescuing people from every consequence, or preventing someone from feeling disappointed.

In this episode of inTENNtional with God, we look at Romans 12 and Galatians 6 to understand how love, truth, responsibility, and healthy boundaries work together. I also share how writing an honest letter helped me recognize the difference between rejecting a person and refusing a destructive pattern.

This episode offers general spiritual education. Situations involving abuse, threats, coercion, stalking, or danger require qualified local support and an appropriate safety plan.

PRIMARY SCRIPTURES

Romans 12:14-21

Galatians 6:2-5

SUPPORTING SCRIPTURE

Mark 1:32-38

IN THIS EPISODE

Why keeping someone happy is not the same as loving them

What “as far as it depends on you” means for difficult relationships

The difference between a burden and an ordinary responsibility

How Jesus combined compassion with healthy limits

Why disappointment does not automatically make a boundary wrong

A practical process for responding to one repeated relationship pattern

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Week 6 begins on page 21 and includes a relationship-pattern map to help you identify the behaviour, its effect, your responsibility, and one realistic response.

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