Category: Love

First love, whether with God or another person, is a captivating experience that consumes our thoughts, leaving us eagerly anticipating the next encounter.  First love signifies a prioritization, placing it above all else in our lives – before family, work, or possessions. If our relationship with God is our top priority, everything else falls into… Continue reading Restoring First Love

We are going to move on today in the engaging God. We are on a journey together in an adventure because we are not quite sure where we are going all the time, but God leads, and we are going to discover how to engage the realms of the spirit and how to engage God… Continue reading Gateways first love

blockages We are on a journey or an adventure together discovering how to engage the spiritual realms .Discovering the realms within us, around us and the heavenly realms .We are going to follow the pathway of relationship and responsibility.  Why first love? What is first love? Why is first love so important? Our eternal destiny… Continue reading First love 3

idenity We are on a journey or an adventure together discovering how to engage the spiritual realms .Discovering the realms within us, around us and the heavenly realms .We are going to follow the pathway of relationship and responsibility. Why first love? What is first love? Why is first love so important? Our eternal destiny… Continue reading First love 2

We are on a journey or an adventure together discovering how to engage the spiritual realms .Discovering the realms within us, around us and the heavenly realms .There are 2 main pathways that we are going to follow. Pathway of relationship that leads to deeper intimacy with God .Flowing from inside out – from heaven… Continue reading First love 1-1

Now we begin to put the spirit building exercises to good use as we set out on the pathway of relationship. Here we will engage God and access heaven in our own spirit. Remember it is a journey not a race so rushing through the material will not be beneficial.  Remember that the exercises in… Continue reading First love 1

The experiences I have had of unconditional love have radically changed my whole belief system concerning who God is and therefore the reach of God’s love towards all of His creation.God’s love is unconditional for everyone and everything and that love has no boundaries or limitations. Riaan Swiegelaar, the founder of the South African Satanic… Continue reading Unconditional love 4

Today I will continue to share about unconditional love and if we have time do an activation and thenopen it up for Q & AThere is an awakening occurring an people are being enlightened to who God really is as unconditionallove.It is really exciting that more people are now joining us on this amazing journey… Continue reading Unconditional love 3

A big thanks for all have become Patreon supporters and to those who have been able to join us tonight.This will be recorded as I know that not everyone can make this time due to time zone issues.I am really excited that more people are now joining us on this amazing journey of discovering oursonship… Continue reading Unconditional love 2

We are on a amazing journey of discovering our sonship. It is the journey, not the destination, that is important. You are hungry for more, seeking for more, and you know there is more. You are probably willing to push the boundaries to go further and higher. The Father desires that all the limitations and… Continue reading Unconditional love 1

I believe a true, experiential understanding of God’s love will drastically change anyone’s life. That’s the point that the Apostle Paul was making in Ephesians 3:19. It says, “And to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fulness of God.” Knowing God’s love experientially surpasses mere… Continue reading Look Who Jesus Loves

There are very few things in our world today that are a part of God’s perfect plan for mankind. The elaborate government systems, with all their checks and balances and laws, would not be necessary if it were not for the corruption that sin produced. The monetary system, with all the buying and selling, would… Continue reading God’s Kind of Love in Marriage

“Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God; and every one that loveth is born of God, and knoweth God. He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love” (1 John 4:7-8). Most of us think that we really understand the love of God, but our experience proves otherwise. We feel… Continue reading God’s Kind of Love

Imagine the night before Jesus’ crucifixion. He has communion with His disciples and washes their feet. He reveals that Judas is the one who will betray Him. He tells the disciples that He is leaving, and they can’t come. Then, He speaks these words: A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one… Continue reading As I Have Loved You

If we are to contend with God as Jacob did (Genesis 32:24–32), we must first be rid of any feeling of uncertainty. We want to declare very positively to our Lord that we are reaching into more blessing, greater appropriation, and a deeper dedication. We are determined not to back off! The faith, the steadfast… Continue reading I was taught to love

Jacob was an unusual man. His intense love for his wife Rachel teaches us something about God’s love for us. Jacob deceived his father and received the blessing meant for his brother Esau. Because of this, Esau hated him and threatened to kill him. Jacob fled to Haran, to the home of Laban, his uncle,… Continue reading Let the Lord love you!

Song of Solomon 1:1-2 This is the first song of a series of six. It is one song, in six parts, it is the greatest love song ever written. It reveals How the Love of God changes our life: it reveals the pattern of how His love is developed in our lives. It describes our… Continue reading Song of Solomon

It is often a struggle to believe that God really loves you, although you may be convinced that He loves others, for you see His love flowing to them. Many problems stem from this mistrust of His love: a basic mistrust of the love the Lord has for you. Hebrews 12:5–8 tells us: “Whom the… Continue reading The barrier to love’s flow

The man who obeys the first commandment and loves the Lord his God with all of his heart, all of his soul, and all of his might (Deuteronomy 6:5) has certain laws working for him of which he is often unaware. It is said of Caleb that he wholly followed the Lord (Deuteronomy 1:36). When… Continue reading What is a shield of gold worth

Let all that you do be done in love. I Corinthians 16:14. Would everyone agree with you if you actually fulfilled this Scripture? Christ did many things that caused people to wonder if love was really motivating Him; yet it was. You, too, will be called upon to walk in many things, and all that… Continue reading When love takes over

The book of Matthew often refers to the compassion of Christ as the motivating force for miracles. One such passage is found in Matthew 14:14–34. And when He came out, He saw a great multitude, and felt compassion for them, and healed their sick. This end-time walk in the Spirit will never become noted for… Continue reading Glug! glug! glug!

When there are problems among those who are trying to walk with God, you cannot say, “This one is right and this one is wrong.” Everyone is under unbelievable pressures, and if they are not, God will soon see that they are. He must put them under pressure; then the negative things within them can… Continue reading Exhortation on love

Have you hungered and yearned for love, thinking that is what you need? Everyone else thinks that way too. Try to think of love in terms of kindness. In the fruit of the Holy Spirit, sometimes kindness is a better channel for the flow of pure, divine love than the love that is just an… Continue reading Love and kindness

The tenth chapter of Luke tells about the seventy going forth, and it lays down many of the principles of Kingdom evangelism. The word evangelism means good tidings, so it is related in this passage to the good news of the Kingdom that is to come and the way it is to be proclaimed. The… Continue reading No commercial value

One of the outstanding examples of love in the New Testament is found in the conclusion of John 13, yet it is very often neglected. Leading into this passage is the scene of the Last Supper. Christ had just finished washing the disciples’ feet. Having concluded that, He gave them the exhortation that they ought… Continue reading Love, as I have loved you

While reading the book of Colossians, I was impressed that we do not need to wait for some of the experiences and development in the divine nature to happen to us; we have control over many of these things if we would only see it is within our determination. Love is a recurring theme in… Continue reading Determined to know,to love

Who is this that cometh up from the wilderness, leaning upon her beloved? Under the apple-tree I awakened thee: there thy mother was in travail with thee, there was she in travail that brought thee forth. Set me as a seal upon thy heart, as a seal upon thine arm: for love is strong as… Continue reading Love is as strong as death

When Jesus says, I say unto you that hear, He is talking about people with spiritual perception. Luke 6: 27But I say unto you which hear continuous action, active voice, to be endowed with the faculty of hearing, Love command to do something in the future which involves continuous action, to welcome your enemies those… Continue reading Having a perfect spirit and perfect love

Do Bible terms sometimes upset you? When Christ says, I say unto you that hear, do you think He is talking about people with ears? He is talking about people with spiritual perception. Can you hear what God is saying? But I say unto you that hear, Love your enemies, do good to them that… Continue reading A perfect spirit and perfect love

Now before the feast of the passover, Jesus knowing that his hour was come that he should depart out of this world unto the Father, having loved his own that were in the world, he loved them unto the end. John 13:1. The Greek word implies, “He loved them unto the uttermost.” How deep is… Continue reading God’s covenant of love

We are all familiar with I Corinthians 13. It is not an isolated chapter about love without any relevancy to the rest of the book. It is related to a chapter previous to it, which enumerates the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and the chapter following, which gives the guidelines for the exercise of the… Continue reading Love defined

We want to be those disciples known by our love for one another (John 13:35). In Galatians 5:1, we read: It was for freedom that Christ set us free; therefore keep standing firm and do not be subject again to a yoke of slavery. For you were called to freedom, brethren; only do not turn… Continue reading Free to serve

We go through a number of things that are illustrated in the thirteenth chapter of I Corinthians. In I Corinthians 13:12 we read, Now I know in part, but then I shall know fully just as I also have been fully known. Paul ended the twelfth chapter with, And I show you a still more… Continue reading Pursue love

Although we should not become overly concerned with world problems, we must be concerned about growing in the love of God. In I Corinthians 16:14 we read, Let all that you do be done in love. What an all-inclusive statement that is! The Scriptures speak much about our growing in love. The love in us… Continue reading Guidelines for abounding love

When God brings people into an awareness of the Lord, they suddenly know what the Lord means and begin to find the meaning of their lives. Nothing is as important as finding out what God has for you in your life. It opens up the heavens to you, and you find out who the Lord… Continue reading How much He loves you

We come to Thee, O Lord, for we sometimes become impatient and weary, feeling it will take a long time to get into that which You have for us, and it is not true. Teach us the way to submit to You and the wonder of appropriation. Teach us to lay hold upon that which… Continue reading Descend-ascend-Love

John 2:24, 25 says that Jesus did not commit Himself to men because He knew what was in man and needed not that anyone should testify to Him of man. And yet, in the same passages are the stories of Jesus’ love for us. We face a paradox in our walk with God. The beautiful… Continue reading The test of disillusionment

Although this message will cover male and female relationships, marriages, and churches, the important point is your ability to analyze love. As you read through this, think about the word “attraction” or “attractiveness.” Now when He was in Jerusalem at the Passover, during the feast, many believed in His name, beholding His signs which He… Continue reading Love-The test of maturity

This message will cause us to understand the love God has for us and what that love will do for us. It will change us into what He wants us to be. By this the children of God and the children of the devil are obvious: any one who does not practice righteousness is not… Continue reading Love’s extremes

John the Beloved is called the apostle of love, but Peter did not do too badly on that subject, either. What Peter said about love was very important, and this message will build upon it. We cannot say that we love God and not become deeply involved. When we refer to our walk with God,… Continue reading Love’s intense involvement

In the book of Jude, verses 20 and 21 are fantastic and could well be read every morning and every night, when you are in trouble, whenever you are alone, or even when you are with someone. But you, beloved, building yourselves up on your most holy faith; praying in the Holy Spirit; keep yourselves… Continue reading Keep yourselves

This message will search out your heart and show you what it means to move in the love of God. It is about love, what it means to love, and how we can better love in the will of the Lord. The primary Scriptures for this word come from John 15. Just as the Father… Continue reading Some more things about love

The greatest thing in the world is love. And we have come to know and have believed the love which God has for us. God is love, and the one who abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him. By this, love is perfected with us, that we may have confidence in… Continue reading Some things about love

The Scripture in Ephesians 4:14–16 builds a truth that we need to hear. As a result, we are no longer to be children, tossed here and there by waves, and carried about by every wind of doctrine, by the trickery of men, by craftiness in deceitful scheming (notice that deception and the attack of that… Continue reading Grow up to love

Progressively the door is being opened to something completely new for us. The Holy Spirit is speaking so strongly that it is not the Moses ministry that God is bringing forth now, but it is the Joshua ministry which is leading the people into the promises of the Lord. The Joshua ministry also operates in… Continue reading His love controls us

GOD’S COVENANT OF LOVE Now before the feast of the Passover, Jesus knowing that His hour had come that He should depart out of this world to the Father, having loved His own who were in the world, He loved them to the end. John 13:1. The Greek word implies, “He loved them to the… Continue reading God’s covenant of love

When we see the 10 Commandments in terms of a marriage contract to Israel, to love the lord with all their heart, we will get a clearer understanding of God’s heart. We need to see the correct perspective of all the 10 Commandments and understand a Ketubah. Many people live under an incorrect Old Covenant… Continue reading THE TEN COMMANDMENTS

The issue of eating meat that has been sacrificed to idols is no longer a problem in the Church. Therefore, Paul’s exhortation in I Corinthians 8 may seem to be most irrelevant for us today. However, this chapter contains certain principles about spiritual liberty that are important for us to know and that will be… Continue reading Liberty or love?

We must sense that we have been put in the wilderness and under the work of the cross. How soon we get out of the wilderness and how soon we stop hanging on a cross is not the issue. How soon does God break down this selfishness? How soon do we flow into the Body?… Continue reading We need more love

In a walk with God, the lord does not continually lay again the foundation of things we have experienced; instead, we are constantly confronted with new levels and new problems. The problems facing us now do not seem to go away. They are not met by some solution or deliverance; they are designed to remain.… Continue reading A new level of Love

It is common for Christians to believe the Word of God, but not too honestly. They may make an application of a Scripture to their lives that does not really work. For instance, they may quote, “If any man is in Christ, he is a new creature; old things are passed away,” pointing out that… Continue reading The love habit

God loved us when we were enemies in our minds by our bad behavior, and He demonstrated that love by dying for us, so that person we were no longer exists. God did not hold our trespasses against us but reconciled us (establishing a relationship of peace with Him) so that we could have fellowship… Continue reading God loves you!

Before you were ever formed in your mother’s womb, the Lord loved you. You were conceived in his heart back in eternity and He foreknew you and loved you. Behold the day has come that the people of the Lord must understand the compassion that He has had for them from the beginning, and that… Continue reading The Lord loveth thee

The more I meditate upon the Word of God, the more I am persuaded that finding the love of God in a church or in a Christian is not as common as one might think. Of course there is always a certain degree of love to be found. But the love that God really wants… Continue reading Jonah, the prophet without love

As God speaks to us, we realize that we must have more love. There are many Scriptures, especially in I Thessalonians and I John, which show us the character and the nature of the love that God wants us to have. A careful study of these Scriptures will reveal seven keys to more love. At… Continue reading What is love?

I Corinthians 13 has been called “the chapter on love.” It could also be renamed “the chapter about no-love,” because it deals with our limitations and the way they affect our love. It speaks of limited and pointless knowledge, as well as ministries which are ineffective. A man once defined salt: “Salt is what makes… Continue reading No love

It is often a struggle to believe that God really loves you, although you may be convinced that He loves others, for you see His love flowing to them. Many problems stem from this mistrust of His love: a basic mistrust of the love the Lord has for you. Hebrews 12:5–8 tells us: “Whom the… Continue reading The barrier to loves flow

One of the most popular subjects that has ever interested the heart of any man or woman is love. This is something that people are interested in: if they don’t have it they are interested in getting it; if they do have it, they find it is one of the most tremendous factors in the… Continue reading Characteristics of love

1 Corinthians 13:1Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity (divine love), I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal. 2And though I have the gift of prophecy (a discourse emanating from divine inspiration and declaring the purposes of God,), and understand all (total, whole) mysteries,… Continue reading Definition of divine love

God is love, God is Spirit, God is light, and God is a consuming fire. John 3:6 that, which is born of Spirit, is spirit. That which is born of love is love. By one sacrifice Jesus perfected in love forever those who are becoming love. The Christian life is all about finding out who… Continue reading Flowing in love

Our spirit needs to be clothed in the power of God. It is very frustrating to love someone and not be able to help them, because you don’t have the power to help them. People say well all you need is love, it’s not enough- we also need the power of God resting upon our… Continue reading Love is not enough

The key to releasing the divine nature is in our will. What we need to learn is how to activate our spirit so that we are moving in the Spirit. This is how we grow and develop in His nature. We have to increase what is in us by exercising it.   When we are born… Continue reading Determined love

There are many facets of love. We need to be aware that we are an object of God’s love, He loves us. We also need to be aware of others as the Father’s family who are also beloved. The greatest thing in the world is divine love. 1john 4: 16And we have known and believed… Continue reading Love