The Many Faces of Love
By: Mike Mazzalongo Posted: Fri. Jan 2nd
A 52-part series exploring how Paul’s words in I Corinthians 13:4-7 reveal love’s power to transform every role, relationship, and occupation into a reflection of Christ’s character. Each week, a new article will explain how divine love is expressed through everyday people from all walks of life.
Love That Leads: I Corinthians 13 for Husbands
Explore how a husband's leadership in love, characterized by patience, kindness, humility, service, and endurance, can transform marriage into a ministry of trust and respect.
Love That Respects: I Corinthians 13 for Wives
A wife's love reflects Christ by respecting her husband's leadership, encouraging unity, and nurturing peace in the home, embodying patience, kindness, and dignity in every relationship.
Love That Unites Everyone: I Corinthians 13 for All Who Differ
I Corinthians 13 shows that unity in Christ is not found in agreement, but in love that listens, serves, and endures.
Love That Remembers: I Corinthians 13 for Grandparents
Grandparents embody the enduring love that grows stronger with time, offering wisdom, gentleness, and grace as they become living testimonies of faith across generations.
Love That Serves: I Corinthians 13 for Employees
In this lesson on love in the workplace, employees are encouraged to embody patience, kindness, humility, and endurance, transforming their daily tasks into acts of worship and testimonies of faith.
Love That Disarms: I Corinthians 13 for Rivals
Paul's vision of love offers a transformative approach to dealing with rivals, emphasizing patience, kindness, and humility to heal divides and foster compassion in challenging relationships.