Jesus calls the commandment to love our neighbor as we love ourselves the greatest of all commandments. Jesus not only taught this commandment, but he also lived it out in his everyday life. Jesus extended love and grace to all, especially those who needed it most. This reflects God’s love for all people and teaches us to love others as we want to be loved.
Love is the Greatest: Part 2: It’s Golden
March 3, 2024 • Rev. Jason Mincey • Matthew 22:34–40, Matthew 7:12
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Jesus’s power was revealed in and through miracles. But these miracles also reflected Jesus’ compassion for those who were suffering or in need. Love is more than a feeling – love always leads to action made to make a difference. Jesus models for us that love is compassion, and that compassion compels us to act, for the benefit of others.