May 23-24, 2020
In this third part of his series on the love of Jesus based on 1 Cor 13, Pastor Kong Hee shows us how Jesus did not respond to the darkness of other people in a typical way. First of all, love is not easily angered. Jesus did get angry but he never lost control of Himself. We must be good-natured like Jesus, asking God for unlimited patience. Second, love keeps no record of wrongs. Being unforgiving hurts us more than it hurts who we refuse to forgive. Like Jesus, we are to make a firm decision to forgive and keep forgiving. Finally, love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. When we rejoice at someone's misfortune or engage in gossip about them, we fail to love. Listen to this sermon and discover what it really means to love like Jesus.
In this third part of his series on the love of Jesus based on 1 Cor 13, Pastor Kong Hee shows us how Jesus did not respond to the darkness of other people in a typical way. First of all, love is not easily angered. Jesus did get angry but he never lost control of Himself. We must be good-natured like Jesus, asking God for unlimited patience. Second, love keeps no record of wrongs. Being unforgiving hurts us more than it hurts who we refuse to forgive. Like Jesus, we are to make a firm decision to forgive and keep forgiving. Finally, love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. When we rejoice at someone's misfortune or engage in gossip about them, we fail to love. Listen to this sermon and discover what it really means to love like Jesus.
