We always tend to look at love as an emotion. We think of it as we either feel it or we don't. Many people end relationships based off of "I don't love them anymore" or they view friendships as "I just don't see them as the same person anymore". Jesus commands us to love. It was never based off if you felt like doing anything. He would not command for us to love if it was a feeling. He commands it because we are to act out of love, not love based off others' actions. Actions expose what is in your heart, nevertheless, if you are acting out of that, your heart posture needs to be cleansed by God. We learn the correct way to love and what love is in 1 Corinthians 13:1-8. Love is not the expectations of social media standards or generational views or flowers and gifts or tv fairytales. In this episode we discuss that the definition of love is 1 Corinthians 13:1-8. Fasten your seatbelt and tune in while we sow and grow into the things of God.

In the Book of Matthew, we learn a lot about Jesus and different lessons that are to be learned. Specifically in chapter 22, verses 37-40, we see Jesus telling the pharisee that the most important command is to love God with your whole heart, soul, and mind. Many do not know where to start when it comes to their relationships with God, but this is simply it. When you love God with all that is within you, everything else will follow after because you will live to please Him and not to upset or hurt Him. In this episode, we discuss how our relationship with God can be compared to our relationship with humans. As a matter of fact, part of our purpose in life is to display that love of God to others so that they may also experience God. How can we love others correctly though if we do not know the source of love? It will not work. God is love. How can you love the unbeliever if you do not know how to love the believer correctly? The unbeliever is waiting to believe from the love of the believer, not the hypocrisy and criticism. Fasten your seatbelt and tune in while we sow and grow into the things of God.

In this episode, we discuss the story of Daniel and the lion's den. This story is so powerful, and it proves just how good God's grace, mercy, and power is. Daniel's enemies were exposed in the same way that they were trying to expose Daniel. God will shut the mouth of the lions in your life as long as you are obedient. Many see this story as a story of faith, but it is also a story of obedience. Daniel could have acted out of many emotions, but he held on to God's unchanging hand and did not shift his actions even though the devil was getting the upper hand, so he thought. Daniel came out of the den untouched, and God is allowing you to come out of your den untouched, unbothered, and better than ever. Fasten your seatbelt and tune in while we sow and grow into the things of God.