Podcasts about god love

Previously on Love Thy Nerd Ever wondered what happens when a book fairy, artistic director, and geek collide? In this episode of Faith & Fandom, Hector welcomes Rebecca Godlove — author of an upcoming novel about a guild of misfits, artistic director at Impact School of the Arts, and passionate advocate for literacy and autism awareness. They dive into creativity, faith, fandom, and how storytelling can inspire and connect communities. Whether you love sci-fi, fantasy, or just good conversations about living your faith through art, this one's for you!

In this episode of the Keep It Positive, Sweetie Show, hosted by Crystal Renee, Gospel artist and Senior Pastor Mike Jr. talks about how faith is reflected in real life through his music and ministry. They discuss his journey from being a pastor's kid to leading one of the fastest-growing churches and becoming a successful gospel artist. Pastor Mike Jr. emphasizes the importance of enjoying the journey and not just the victories, handling leadership, and the struggles of maintaining humanity amidst success. They discuss the pain of purpose, mental health, and the impact of his songs like 'Big' on people during tough times. They also address how to navigate the changes in friendships as you grow spiritually and emotionally. The episode closes with an invitation to faith and a reminder to keep spreading positivity and grace. Connect @luvCrystalRenee @PastorMikeJr Visit: CrystalReneeHayslett.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Grace City Church steps into 2026, Pastor Josh McPherson launches a six-week series called The Consecrated Life—a call to pause, realign, and return to what matters most before charging the next hill. Teaching from Revelation 2, Pastor Josh warns that a church can work hard, endure opposition, and do good deeds—yet still drift from its first love. This message calls believers to stop being busy for God while growing distant from God, and instead embrace a life of consecration. Consider supporting the mission of SMN and helping us start the Stronger Man App: https://givebutter.com/smn-legacySupport the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

Rev. Cyril A. Stevens – Sermon 1110A recorded on August 17, 1986 teaching from 1 John 4:7-21 – For Love is of God, Love One Another. Pastor Stevens explores the profound concept of love as originating from God and serving as the core principle of the Christian faith. Because God is love, it follows that anyone…

This message is a powerful, honest invitation to rediscover the kind of love we were made for—a love deeper than sentiment, stronger than clichés, and more healing than anything the world offers. Through humor, truth-telling, and Scripture, Pastor David calls us to behold real love—not just feel it.From lock bridges in Paris to Hallmark movies and AI chatbots, we're surrounded by shallow imitations of love. But the Advent story reveals something entirely different. In Jesus, love doesn't wait for us to be compatible, convenient, or clean—it comes all the way for us, costs everything, and welcomes us home.This message reminds us that we don't become full through consumption, compatibility, or control—we become full when we behold the love of Christ. Advent isn't just about what happened. It's about the kind of God who came for us.This message explores the kind of love we long for—and finally find in Jesus:• A love that costs—not convenience, but sacrifice• A love that heals—redeeming and restoring us into God's family• A love that comes close—through the incarnation, God became like us• A love that fills us—not with sentiment, but with the fullness of GodLove has come. And it's not flimsy, transactional, or distant. It's flesh-and-blood, cross-shaped, and still breaking into our lives today.

“Does God love some people more?” This question opens a discussion on divine love and justice, addressing whether God favors certain individuals over others. The conversation also touches on why God created the devil, the validity of non-Catholic wedding ceremonies for baptized Catholics, and the implications of a bishop’s directive on kneeling during Holy Communion. Join the Catholic Answers Live Club Newsletter Invite our apologists to speak at your parish! Visit Catholicanswersspeakers.com Questions Covered: 02:00 – Does God really love some people more than others, does he hate certain people? —and if so, in what sense? Help me make sense of this 07:55 – Why did God make the devil? 15:10 – Can two baptized Catholics have a non-Catholic wedding ceremony, presided over by someone who is not a priest, inside a Catholic Church? 18:06 – I'm in the Charlotte diocese. The bishop just asked us not to kneel during Holy Communion. Why is the norm to stand and not to kneel? 30:20 – If someone is baptized and raised Catholic, but leaves the Church and become Protestant, but they still love Jesus, can they be saved? 42:12 – How do we know that the Mass is a continuation of what Jesus did at the Last Supper? 50:08 – I have a friend who gave me a Saint Benedict medal and told me it was extra powerful. Actually she gave me three of them and told me to put them around the house. This seems like superstition to me.

How do you show your love to God? Take a moment to reflect on the quality of your worship and devotion. Are you giving God your best, or are you offering Him leftovers? Do you think God loves your worship? The Book of Malachi can help you answer that question.

Heart For The House is more than a moment — it's a posture of the heart. Loving God means loving what He loves, and Scripture is clear: Jesus loves His Church.In this Heart For The House message, we're challenged to examine how we love the Church and whether our commitment is rooted in convenience or sacrifice. Through the example of David, we see what it looks like to give with no strings attached — investing in a house of worship he would never personally benefit from, simply because he loved God and loved His house.In this message, you'll discover:- How generosity reveals what we truly love- The danger of neglecting the Bride of Christ- How your giving builds something that will outlive youScriptures Referenced:- 1 Chronicles 29:1–5- Ephesians 5:25- Acts 9:4Heart For The House isn't about equal gifts — it's about equal sacrifice. When we give because we love Jesus and His Church, we become part of what God is building for generations to come.

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John 13:34–35 (ESV)“A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you…”My child,You've felt the weight of trying to love people who are not easy to love.You've wondered why it feels so hard to be patient, to forgive, to stay soft when your heart wants to shut down.So hear Me clearly:I never asked you to love from your own strength.I asked you to love from Mine.When My Son said, “Love one another as I have loved you,” He knew your limits.He saw every wound, every betrayal, every misunderstanding you would ever face.He wasn't ignoring your pain — He was inviting you into My power.You think love makes you vulnerable.But real love — My love — is your greatest protection.When you choose patience instead of anger,when you choose forgiveness instead of revenge,when you choose to listen instead of attack,you are not being weak…You are walking in the same love that carried Jesus to the cross.The enemy wants you to believe that guarding your heart means closing it.But I am teaching you a different way:Guard your heart by rooting it in Me.Let Me heal what others have broken.Let Me soften what pain has hardened.Let Me love people through you when you feel empty.You will not always feel loving.You will not always feel understood.But every time you choose love anyway,you look like My Son —and hell loses ground.You are not failing just because love feels costly.You are growing.My love in you is stronger than the hurt around you.Let Me love them through you.With everlasting love,— Your Father⚡ Let's Get To Work.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

John 13:34–35 (ESV)“A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you…”My child,You've felt the weight of trying to love people who are not easy to love.You've wondered why it feels so hard to be patient, to forgive, to stay soft when your heart wants to shut down.So hear Me clearly:I never asked you to love from your own strength.I asked you to love from Mine.When My Son said, “Love one another as I have loved you,” He knew your limits.He saw every wound, every betrayal, every misunderstanding you would ever face.He wasn't ignoring your pain — He was inviting you into My power.You think love makes you vulnerable.But real love — My love — is your greatest protection.When you choose patience instead of anger,when you choose forgiveness instead of revenge,when you choose to listen instead of attack,you are not being weak…You are walking in the same love that carried Jesus to the cross.The enemy wants you to believe that guarding your heart means closing it.But I am teaching you a different way:Guard your heart by rooting it in Me.Let Me heal what others have broken.Let Me soften what pain has hardened.Let Me love people through you when you feel empty.You will not always feel loving.You will not always feel understood.But every time you choose love anyway,you look like My Son —and hell loses ground.You are not failing just because love feels costly.You are growing.My love in you is stronger than the hurt around you.Let Me love them through you.With everlasting love,— Your Father⚡ Let's Get To Work.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, I sit down with Jenny Marrs, author, adoptive mom, and co-host of HGTV's Fixer to Fabulous, for a tender and deeply human conversation about grief, waiting, restoration, and the steady presence of God in the middle of it all. Jenny shares openly about a season of profound loss, the long and miraculous journey to bring her daughter home from the Congo, and the everyday choice to trust God when life feels overwhelming or out of control. We talk about compassion in a divided world, what it means to “go with the strength you have,” and how the smallest moments, from heart-shaped stones to a stranger's kindness to a child's simple confession of faith, can become markers of God's faithfulness. This is an honest and hopeful look at what it means to live out Trust God, Love People in real time, and I believe her story will be both grounding and deeply encouraging for you.Jenny Marrs is a designer, author, and passionate advocate for community transformation, family preservation, and orphan care around the globe. She is the author of House + Home = Love, and co-hosts Fixer to Fabulous with her husband, Dave. She and Dave live on a small farm in Bentonville, Arkansas, with their five kids and too many animals to count.Jenny's Book:Trust God, Love PeopleJenny's Recommendation:HeartlandConnect with Joshua: jjohnson@shiftingculturepodcast.comGo to www.shiftingculturepodcast.com to interact and donate. Every donation helps to produce more podcasts for you to enjoy.Follow on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Threads, Bluesky or YouTubeConsider Giving to the podcast and to the ministry that my wife and I do around the world. Just click on the support the show link below Contact me to advertise: jjohnson@shiftingculturepodcast.com Support the show

One way to make a lot of money in America today is to have a good book or seminar on the subject of management, especially time management. We are management crazy! Tell me how to get more from my time, how to get more done, and get other people to do things. Well, I've got some very interesting advice and it didn't cost me a dime. It was on a wall plaque. It said, "When in charge, ponder. When in trouble, delegate. When in doubt, mumble." As our society gets more complicated and more stressful we try to delegate more and more; things that we all used to do for ourselves years ago, at least in other generations. You know, a lot of kids used to be raised and educated at home. Then our culture got to the point where we delegated all of the education out to others. And now, the pendulum is swinging back to homeschooling. And, most of us don't work on the farm very much any more, so we have to delegate the physical development that our children used to get doing all those chores on the farm to P.E. teachers so they don't turn into blobs. We can delegate house cleaning to other people if you've got a little money. There are people who say, "We'll take care of your lawn for you." You can delegate cooking to McDonald's. You can delegate a lot of things. There's one thing, one assignment, you actually cannot delegate. I'm Ron Hutchcraft and I want to have A Word With You today about "A Parent's 'No Delegate' Job." Our word for today from the Word of God comes from Deuteronomy 6. Here we find the instructions that God gave to the Jews when they were going to have to raise their children in an atmosphere that had two challenges. Challenge number one: after having been pretty poor, now He's going to put them in an environment where they have lots; where they have plenty. They'll be affluent. Secondly, they're going to be in the middle of a pagan culture, tempted by pagan girls, pagan guys, and pagan music. Sounds a little bit like the world in which we're raising our kids: pretty affluent culture, pretty pagan culture. Well, in that kind of a setting, God gives these instructions - couldn't be more relevant. Our word for today from the Word of God: "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. These commandments that I give you today are to be upon your hearts. Impress them upon your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up." You can delegate some of the education of your children, and some of their physical development - might get someone else to drive them around. But you cannot delegate this one responsibility - helping them fall in love with the Lord. That's your job if you're a mom or dad. "Love the Lord your God," and that's supposed to come through the parents. They'll teach the kids to do that. You just can't give that responsibility to any Christian school, or leader, or organization. Only a parent can get close enough to transfer a love relationship with Christ. Others can give your child information, encouragement, examples, but the buck for shaping your child's soul stops with you. How does it happen? Well, there are two things here. First of all, there's time spent. You can tell. It says, "as you're walking with them, sitting with them, you're there when they get up, you're there when they go to bed." We're talking about the classroom of everyday life; you have to spend that kind of time. Secondly, it happens through natural faith. "There's another person living at our house, guys." This isn't just formal devotions. You learn to love Christ as He is a real person at your house; somebody we relate to, we talk to. We talk about Him and we talk with Him in real and natural ways in the fabric of our everyday life. Don't forget the Lord because of all the goodies of life. We fall in love with those goodies and get too busy to do our number one job. Our mission is not to create church members, or to create believers in their parent's faith. We're to raise God lovers, and that's got to begin in your own heart. Maybe the epitaph of your life will be, "He taught us to love Jesus." No one else can do that like you can.

Discover how God actively seeks to transform shame into rejoicing and why His love for you is relentless.Stay up to date by following us on your favorite social networks.Facebook | Instagram | YouTube Have questions or comments? Email us at contact@kingofkings.org. Thanks for listening!

Today, Pastor Al Dagel puts God's love to the test.  He takes the test, too ... Will you?

How do we let God love us? What does that look like? I've recently felt a call to Jesus, but I also appreciate the religions of the world.

If Jesus tells us to love our enemies, does that extend all the way to Satan? This week, Kaitlyn and Mike take a surprisingly thoughtful kids' question and use it to explore what Christians mean when we talk about the devil, and what Scripture is actually asking of us when it commands enemy-love. They also revisit the much-maligned phrase "love the sinner, hate the sin,"  and ask whether it still has value, and consider why the hardest "enemies" to love usually aren't cosmic villains, but the people who cut us off in traffic, frustrate us in the checkout line, or vote differently than we do.   0:00 - Theme Song   2:23 - Does God Love Satan?   6:00 - Who/what is Satan   10:14 - Satan and Evil   14:00 - Sponsor - SelectQuote - Go to https://www.selectquote.com/kaitlyn to get started on your new life insurance policy   15:02 - Sponsor - World Relief - Let's Talk About It! World Relief has conversation cards about displacement and immigration, downloadable at https://worldrelief.com/KAITLYN   18:05 - What is Love?   31:42 - Enemy Love and God's Love   34:23 - End Credits

Love Your Enemies 43You have heard that it was said, You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy. 44But I say to you, Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, 45so that you may be sons of your Father who is in heaven. For he makes his sun rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the just and on the unjust.46For if you love those who love you, what reward do you have? Do not even the tax collectors do the same?47And if you greet only your brothers,[a] what more are you doing than others? Do not even the Gentiles do the same? 48You therefore must be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect.

“I speak ‘corporate' and ‘angel'—KPIs by day, Archangel Michael on speed dial.”   Catherine Mulligan—corporate executive by day, intuitive by design—joins Jane and Sarah to talk angels, guides, and the very practical side of “woo.” From a childhood rescue by her guardian angel to supporting colleagues through illness, Catherine shows how Spirit fits inside a KPI-driven life (and how boundaries make the magic sustainable). We meet Maggie, the delight-powered “joy guide,” learn the Champagne Tower of Light visualization, and unpack energy hygiene that's as routine as brushing your teeth. Catherine shares the origin story of her weekly Rosary Club (open to all traditions), why doubt is a precipice on the way to God (thanks, Rumi), and how to keep your field clear, your service high, and your ego humble. If you've ever wondered how to trust your guidance, set better spiritual “hygiene,” or pray for real-world results—this one's your lighthouse.   Intuition scales everywhere. Spirit fits beautifully inside a KPI world when you set intention, boundaries, and personal responsibility. Medium vs. Intuitive. Catherine works a wider “radio dial”—angels, guides, and loved ones—especially for life crossroads and clearing. Trust is a muscle. Doubt isn't failure; it's training. (“Doubt is a precipice on the way to God.”) Energy hygiene = daily habit. Ground, clear, protect—like brushing teeth. Golden hula-hoop, violet flame, and “disco-ball bubble” all help. Champagne Tower of Light. Invite Source light into every cell, overflow, and clear what's not for the highest good—30 seconds to 30 minutes. Boundaries are love. Compassion ≠ carrying. Don't take on what isn't yours; say yes only to highest-good work. Pray like a human, receive like a saint. Rosary Club is open to all (not just Catholics); nothing is too big or too small to bring. Ask for signs. Songs, buses with wolves, license plates—clear, specific, playful confirmations arrive when you ask. Keep the vibe high. Gratitude and intention stabilize your field so low-grade energy can't “hook” in public or at work. DPS: Divine Positioning System. Everything can point you back to God/Love; discernment keeps you out of spiritual “war” and in spiritual skill.   “Doubt is not a detour; it's the precipice that leads you closer.” “Energy hygiene is non-negotiable. You wouldn't skip brushing your teeth; don't skip clearing your field.” “Compassion doesn't mean carrying. Boundaries are holy.” “God is either everything or nothing—so let every moment point you back to love.” “Ask for a sign. Spirit loves a clear brief.”   Catherine's Rosary Club Instagram Druid Rising Catherine Mulligan Way of the Rose by Clark Strand & Perdita Finn Medium Curious Website: MediumCurious Jane's Website: Jane Morgan Medium  Sarah's Website: Sarah Rathke Podcast Instagram: @MediumCuriousPod YouTube: @mediumcurious VerySoul.com

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A pastors job is not only to feed the flock but also to protect them from danger. Just as the truth sets us free, false teaching brings us into bondage.

A pastors job is not only to feed the flock but also to protect them from danger. Just as the truth sets us free, false teaching brings us into bondage.

A pastors job is not only to feed the flock but also to protect them from danger. Just as the truth sets us free, false teaching brings us into bondage.

A pastors job is not only to feed the flock but also to protect them from danger. Just as the truth sets us free, false teaching brings us into bondage.

B"H The story of Noach, a love that's both unconditional and yet calls us to be our best selves. Hashem loves us simply because we exist and still, He delights when we choose to rise higher, to act with goodness, and to grow closer to Him. To watch Torah Thoughts in video format, click HERE Subscribe to the Torah Thoughts BLOG for exclusive written content! Please like, share and subscribe wherever you find this!

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I'm so excited for you to meet my friend Jenny Marrs in this episode, she is the real deal: generous, grounded, and hilariously honest about what it's like to parent a big, beautiful, complicated family. Jenny's new book, Trust God, Love People (out October 7 — grab it wherever you buy books), is a collection of short, bite-sized stories of God's faithfulness written especially for busy parents who don't have time to read a memoir cover-to-cover. We talk adoption, spiritual warfare, and the he middle of the mess, yes, including Jenny's delightful obsession with “heart rocks” (you'll want to start collecting them on your next walk). If you're in a waiting season — adoption, infertility, loss, or any long “not yet” — Jenny's honesty about how waiting reshaped her faith will land like a warm hand on your shoulder. She shares the ways her family marks God's faithfulness (photos, rocks, kitchen bowls full of memory) and how those markers bring perspective when grief or chaos arrives. We also get real about life in the public eye: filming a family show, the hard comments online, and protecting kids while being authentic. Jenny's practical tiny tweaks are gold for busy moms: bring meals, send a quick “thinking of you” text, call people by name, and keep a giant handwritten calendar where everyone can see it — simple, doable, meaningful. Before we go, Jenny answers rapid-fire (including what she's clinging to in hard times — a New Year's trip countdown on her airline app — and one filming secret: outfit changes for days). Tiny tweak reminder from us both this week: if someone comes to mind, bring them a meal or send a quick note, loving people well is usually small, and it matters more than we know. Mentioned in This Episode:

By calling God "Love" are we misunderstanding a spiritual principle and using it as an excuse to spiritually bypass? Rev Kelly and Rev Ogun discuss how the spiritual principle of LOVE is too often conflated with the comfort of emotional love, and why it leads to silence and inaction. ________ ** SAVE THE DATES ** Our final book club selection of the year SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND HATE by John Fugelsang will take place via Zoom on Thursdays, Nov 6, 13, 20 at 7:30-9:00pm ET. Registration coming soon.

Drawing Near to God: Love and Self-Discovery Through Scripture and PoetryIn this episode of Teens Draw Near to God, host Shirah Chante, Relationship Artist, guides teens and their supporters on a journey to draw closer to God. She explores the biblical basis for love, reading from First Corinthians, Chapter 13, and stresses the importance of having a personal Bible. Shirah Chante recounts her own transformative experience with the Bible during difficult times. She reads her original poem, And Dream to illustrate how love manifests in relationships and how it aligns with the teachings of Christ. The episode concludes with a prayer for teenagers and their families, encouraging them to grow in love and understanding through their relationship with God.00:00 Introduction to Teens Draw Near to God00:40 Purpose of the Podcast01:29 Biblical Teachings on Love02:07 Personal Testimony and Bible Reading03:27 Introduction to the Poem And Dream03:53 Analyzing the Poem And Dream05:50 Characteristics of Love08:39 Applying Love in Relationships13:48 Growing Closer to God15:31 Closing Prayer and Final Thoughts

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Some people are just hard to love. We know that – but what if you're one of them without realizing it. What if you've become hard to love? You pull away. You put your walls up. You self-protect. You pretend. You hide. You keep everything surface level and superficial. And even worse – you do […]

// LOVE OTHERS // In week two of our series, Love God, Love Others, Zach looks at the story of the Good Samaritan to show what it means to truly love our neighbor. This week, how can you step in and be a bringer?

// LOVE GOD // In this quick two-week series on loving God and others, Zach unpacks what it means to love God and how we can live that out in our everyday lives.

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God loves because it is His nature to love. But His love never operates at odds with or in opposition to his other attributes. God's love is eternal, just, sovereign, immutable, and righteous. The post The Attributes of God: Love appeared first on Reston Bible Church.

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Find the accompanying PowerPointHere. Does God Love All Churches?, by Donnie V. Rader. 8/17/2025 Sunday AM Sermon.

Kutana na Godlove Makunge, kijana huyu wa kitanzania ambaye safari ya maisha  yake imedhihirisha kuwa chochote unachoweka nia na utashi kitafanikiwa. Godlove ambaye elimu yake ni ya kidato cha nne, hakuweza kuendelea na masomo zaidi. Alichukuliwa na mtu mmoja afanye kazi za ndani kutoka Morogoro hadi Lindi na kisha akaishia Mtwara, kusini-mashariki mwa Tanzania ambako huko aliona fursa ya kujipatia kipato kutokana na taka zilizokuwa zinasambaa mitaani. Aliasisi kampuni ya usafi na mazingira iitwayo Shikamana Investment. Sasa kampuni yao ya ubia imeajiri vijana 6. Alishiriki mafunzo ya uchumi rejeleshi yaliyoandaliwa na shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la Mpango wa Maendeleo, UNDP mkoani Mtwara. Sawiche Wamunza, Sawiche Wamunza Mtaalamu wa Mawasiliano ya Kimkakati UNDP alizungumza na Bwana Makunge baada ya mafunzo hayo ili afahamu amejifunza nini.

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In this message, Minister Mark Ashton explores 1 John 3 and the radical call to love one another—not just in words, but with our lives, actions, and truth. Through a humorous yet powerful metaphor comparing two very different dogs, Sugar and Dakota, he challenges us to examine how we reflect the love of God in everyday relationships.John, now an elder apostle writing to all kinds of people, urges believers to embrace sacrificial love, avoid jealousy and hate like Cain, and live as people who belong to the truth. With three piercing questions—How do we know what love is? How do we know we belong to truth? How do we know God lives in us?—this message invites you to a deeper, Spirit-led life of obedience and transformation.Whether you're feeling like the "good dog," the “challenging,” or somewhere in between, God's grace is enough. At CCC, everyone is welcome—from single moms to CEOs, from the faithful to the struggling. Because in Christ, we are all being changed from the inside out.

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