Does God love everyone? Dr. Robert Mori with Faith Defenders has put out a YouTube video with over 40,000 views

answering this question from a reform perspective. And today, we're going to respond. Let's dive in.

One interesting question that is often emailed to me, or particularly I get it at conferences and seminars, is a question

that is very shallow, very inept, not really thought through. But the question generally,

does God love everybody? When you think about it, the question is sort of vague and vacuous because it doesn't complete things.

To fill out the question, you have to ask this. Does the Bible anywhere teach that God loves every human being from Adam to the last human being ever born,

or does the Bible teach that God hates some people as well as love some other people?

The psalmist writes in chapter 117, verse 1 and 2,

Praise the Lord all nations, praise the Lord all nations.

Laud him all peoples, for his loving kindness is great towards us, and the truth of the

Lord is everlasting.

Praise the Lord.

Psalm 145, 8, and 9 says, The Lord is gracious and merciful, slow to anger, and great in loving kindness.

The Lord is good to all, and His mercies are over all his works.

Matthew 1814 says,

So it is not the will of your Father who is in heaven that one of these little ones

should perish. Romans 5.8 says, but God shows his love for us that while we were still sinners,

Christ died for us. John 316 says, for God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believes in him

shall not perish but have everlasting in life. I want to read to you from Dr. John MacArthur,

who is also a reformed Calvinistic teacher, as many of you know, but he is more moderate in his approach.

I would say that he's a lower form of Calvinist than Dr. Mori would be, and he gives a really

strong warning to A.W. Pink and those who follow this line of Calvinistic teaching, and he writes

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