If you're not a Christian, what's the message to you?

If you don't love like this, that's a sin.

And if you're a sinner, you need a Savior.

And Jesus Christ will come in and forgive your sin of lovelessness.

Jesus will clean your life, and he'll plant his love in your heart and then he'll teach you

how to love the way he wants you to love.

For some of you this is a call to salvation for some of you it's an exhortation to let

the love that's their flow. The love that's their flow.

Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur.

I'm your host Phil Johnson. As thoughts turn next week to

flowers and greeting cards and heart-shaped boxes of candy, it's fitting to consider a question asked through the ages.

What is love?

John MacArthur looks at that issue from a distinctly biblical perspective as his series

Love no matter what continues today. So how can you change a difficult

relationship even a hostile relationship into one that pleases God? The answer lies in the principles John MacArthur's outlining in this study.

So turn now to Matthew Chapter 5 for some compelling truth about your responsibility to show love for your enemies.

And here's John with the lesson.

With your Bibles, I want you to look at Matthew Chapter 5,

verses 43 to 48. Matthew 5, 43 to 48.

Matthew 5, 43 to 48.

In verses to 48, we have the teaching of Jesus in response to the tradition of the Jews. The

tradition of the Jews love your neighbor and hate your enemy. The teaching of

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