Hey there, my friends. Have you ever wondered, is love more important at sometimes rather than at other

times? Well, today we're going to see that Peter thinks so. We're going to learn that from

1. Peter 4, 7 through 8. So get out your Bibles. But before we get into that, I want to thank our

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All right, friends, before we dig into 1. Peter 4, 7 through 8, I ask you to pray with me.

Our God, we are asking you to teach us on this episode what you're saying about love

and what you're saying about the time

of history we are in and how love figures into that Lord give us clarity so we can live out

what you're instructing us to do we ask in Jesus name amen all right friends first peter four

seven through eight if you didn't listen to yesterday's episode, it kind of explains what Peter means here at the beginning when he says,

The End of All Things is at hand.

So go back and listen to that episode. I'm not going to go into that again.

We're going to continue one to get to verse 8.

He says, The end of all things is at hand.

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