Chip Ingram explores the concept of real love, discussing four kinds of love: eros, phileo, storge, and agape. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical examples to illustrate the differences between these types of love and how they relate to our relationships and experiences. [... more]

The Gospel of John is an authorized biography of Jesus Christ, written to provide a clear understanding of his life, teachings, and mission. It is a source of spiritual guidance and truth, helping believers to deepen their faith and relationship with God. However, in today's world, many people are struggling with spiritual erosion, where the truth of Jesus is being distorted or ignored. The Gospel of John offers a powerful antidote to this trend, providing a clear and compelling presentation of Jesus as the Son of God, the Savior of the world, and the founder of Christianity. [... more]

Chip Ingram shares his insights on the difference between love and infatuation, providing a 10-test framework to discern true love from fleeting emotions. He emphasizes the importance of God's plan for love, agape love, eros love, and phileo love, and offers practical advice on how to nurture and develop these types of love in relationships. [... more]

Understanding the difference between love and infatuation is crucial for building healthy relationships. Love is a commitment, a choice, and a supernatural work of God that involves three types: eros love, phileo love, and agape love. Eros love is a physical attraction, phileo love is a friendship and companionship, and agape love is a self-giving and unconditional love. Infatuation, on the other hand, is a strong, passionate feeling that comes through chemistry, but it's not the same as love. To know if you're in love, you need to understand these differences and apply them to your relationships. [... more]

The concept of love is vastly different from the idealized view of romantic love, as it's a choice that involves giving another person what they need most when they deserve it least at great personal cost. This type of love, known as agape, is patient, kind, and gentle, and is the foundation of true relationships. [... more]