Duty and Love | Michael Ramsden

What does it mean to treat people lovingly? How do duty and love co-exist? Michael unpacks that well known passage from 1 Corinthians 13 with fresh insights into apologetics.
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[@Light-truth]

Volume is low

[@BSwitzerland]

sorry but the volume is very low

[@GodnMe]

Very well timed for sermon for these times we are in,..thankful.

[@johnjones4593]

I can’t begin to report what horrible news this is. I literally am so far away from being in love with God. But I want to be so bad. Please pray for me.

[@jamies5494]

Yes! Praying! *thumbs up

[@agapephilerostorge]

Is it really selfish to do something righteous when delight is involved? Every Olympic gold medalist therefore are self-centered in that sense. When God gives a follower a gift of service in helping the underdog or feeding the hungry because he delights what God gifted him with, is that considered "selfish"?
"Delight yourself in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart." PS. 37:4

[@CFCMahomet]

Agape Philerostorge I think of you look at the church it has created a culture that says I’m not gifted to do this or I’m not gifted to do that. We have replaced obedience with giftedness and intern become selfish in our service.