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How does Christ's love differ from worldly love?

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Christ's love is unconditional and sacrificial, unlike worldly love which often expects something in return.

The love displayed by Jesus sets a standard that transcends any form of love we see in the world. While worldly love is frequently transactional—conditional upon mutual benefit—Christ’s love was given freely, demonstrated by His sacrifice for a people who did not deserve it (Romans 5:6-8). This highlights the grace of God, as He chooses to love the unworthy and the undeserving. Followers of Christ are called to emulate this kind of love, loving others not for what they can give in return but as an act of obedience to Christ's command.
Scripture References: Romans 5:6-8

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True Love
James Gudgeon · Oct 6, 2024
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