This is basically the results or report of a group of professionals who conducted a test of group of

children between the ages of four and eight. And they asked the kids basically one question.

Tell us what love is to you. Now, I've always learned from children.

I hope that I'll never stop learning from children.

Certainly, this test is an eye-opener.

I'm not going to read you all the samples.

I'm just going to give you a sample of what he had sent me. Here's the first one.

Rebecca, age 8, said, when grandma got arthritis, she could not bend over and paint her toenails

anymore. So my grandpa does it for her now all the time, even when his hands have got arthritis too.

That is love.

Kerry, age five, said, love is when you go out to eat and give somebody most of your French fries without making them give you any of theirs.

Terry, age four, said love is what makes you smile when you're tired.

Nika, age six, said, if you want to love better, you should start with a friend who you hate.

The winner was a boy age four.

The next door neighbor who was an elderly man had just lost his wife.

And the boy saw the man cry.

So he went over into the man's yard and climbed on top of the man's lap,

and he just sat there.

When the boy's mother asked him, what had he said to the neighbor? And the boy said,

nothing. I just helped him cry. We began the series of messages on the truth about love.

And we looked at the love manifesto from 1 Corinthians 13.

You can turn to it with me, 1 Corinthians 13.

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