In this course, we will explore this active love, first looking at the context of this passage to give us a proper understanding of why Paul wrote these words in the first place. We will then take a deep dive into the dos and don't of love according to 1 Corinthians 13:4-7, and see how other scriptures support this striking definition of love.
What is love?
This is a question that has been asked and answered countless times over the centuries and across languages, cultures, and religions.
Poets have attempted to put words to it. Composers have written symphonies about it. Singers have crooned over it. Artists have covered countless canvasses in an effort to capture it.
Famous quotes about love abound. Everyone from Aristotle to Jane Austen to Lennon and McCartney have had something profound to say on the subject of love.
It’s a little word that we use all the time. We say we love our spouse and our children, but we use that same word to describe our affection for a song or a color or a favorite pair of shoes. We proclaim love for lots of things, but is it all really love?
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