Love

"Love" is one of the top-ten most looked-up words at Merriam-Webster.com. But the editors there wisely commented: "We’re guessing that many people arrive at our site with a question—'what is the meaning of love?'—that actually requires answers beyond a dictionary definition." They’re right. We need to look to the Bible. Let’s spend 5 Days on Love in a study by Logos Bible Software.

5 Days on Love: A Study From Logos

Which is your favorite chair? Do you trust it will hold you? What about other parts of your life?  Where do you place your trust?  These guided audio meditations begin by centering on where we place our hope. Then a meditation on placing confidence in God because of what He has done for you before. Finally, a reflection on faith and discovering the courage you seek is already within you.

Where Do You Place Your Trust?

Now more than ever, the world is in need of strong fathers who love their families well. God provides the strength to those who seek Him and call upon His name. Being a father is a sacred responsibility because we reflect God’s love to our children. Men are called to lead and serve their families, and a very tangible way to do that is to pray over your children. God does amazing things in our lives when we ask for His help. But sometimes finding the words to pray over your kids can be challenging. This study includes seven things from Scripture that you can pray over your kids for each day of the week. Join us as we provide guidance and daily encouragement for great prayers based on Scripture over the next seven days.

A Dad's Prayer For His Children

Life is simply too short to keep the good news of Jesus to ourselves.  Every day there is evidence of how much God loves you and every day there are people who need to hear how much he loves them too.  Straight from God’s Word, this 7-day devotion series shared by The Lutheran Home Association’s chaplains, will help you live out God’s love wherever your day takes you.

Make Every Day Count

Love is complicated!  It’s a verb and a noun, an emotion and an act.  So what did Jesus mean when He said “love the Lord your God,” or “love your neighbor,” or “love your enemy”? Let’s examine 4 of the different words for love in the New Testament—eros, phileo, storge and agape – so we can better understand Jesus’ Love Of Another Kind for you and those around you.

Love Of Another Kind

Spiritual maturity is measured by how we love, and how we love is measured by those we choose to show compassion to. In the story of the Good Samaritan, Jesus shows that our neighbor is not necessarily the person we like, but the person who is in need. Join us in this 5-day devotional as we unpack the meaning of compassion, and how it impacts us as children of God.



Contagious Characteristics: Compassion

Matthew 22:37-39 tells us to love God with all our heart, soul and mind. But what does that look like? As we unpack these verses we will learn what this means and how we can "Love God Big". 

Loving God Big 

Over the next 31 days, we’ll journey through the Gospel of John. It is our prayer that as you study through this Gospel, Jesus would be revealed afresh to you.

Life Light: Gospel of John

Toni Nieuwhof is a former divorce lawyer and pastor’s wife who wants to help couples find joy in each other again, even after the lowest lows. She asks, do you wonder if you’re done with your marriage? If you’re seeking one more chance, hoping against all hope that your relationship can be turned around, these devotionals are for you. 