We are continuing in our series, all that remains out of First Corinthians, the love chapter.

And he continues to speak to the Corinthians on this topic of all that matters, all that remains are the three things, faith, hope, and the most important one love.

And Chad did a beautiful job of sharing the story that we

know, the woman at the well, and how Jesus went to the woman. He went through Samaria to meet

her right where she was at. And while the disciples were eating and getting lunch, he went to the one who was

broken. And oftentimes Jesus does that. He goes directly to the least expected, the outcast, the

oppressed, the marginalized, the minority. He breaks down barriers to reach those because he cares so much. He loves

relentlessly. And we're going to continue in that thought, all that remains. And while we're

still sinners, right? Where we're at, he lavishes us with his love and uh god did that he he not only

loved the world he so loved that he he uh sent his son for each and every one of us so we're

going to continue in this in another story in the bible uh there's plenty of demonstrations of God's love and Jesus's love through

miracles. But there's also demonstrations of his love through relationship. And I don't know if you're

in a relationship like John. He got a boo thing. But Chad and I've been married almost 12 years, and we're in a relationship like John. You got a boo thing. But Chad and I've been married almost 12 years

and we're in a relationship. And love is, if you're married, you know, is a commitment to one another.

And I love Jesus's commitment, not only for that new love, that love like elf, I'm in love and I want everyone to know it,

you know, like just that, you know, not that love that makes us float and fly, just that lasting

love, that committed love in a relationship with us. So we're going to look at a portion of

scripture in Luke chapter 10, two sisters, Mary and Martha in the city of

Bethany. And if you are a parent of sisters, God bless you. I have three sisters. It says in Luke 10,

verse 38, it says, as Jesus and his disciples were on their way, they were journeying, he came to a

village where a woman named Martha opened her home to him. She had a sister called Mary,

who sat at the Lord's feet, listening to what he said, but Martha. Everyone say, but Martha.

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