What It Really Means to Love God | Loving Others

Greg Laurie: A New Beginning

Greg Laurie

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Romans 12:9-12

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0:00.0	You're listening to a new beginning with Greg Laurie, a podcast made possible by Harvest Partners,
0:06.8	helping people everywhere know God.
0:09.5	Visit our website and learn more about Harvest Partners at Harvest.org.
0:15.3	Are you known as a person who loves others?
0:18.8	People will know we're believers by the love we have, one for another.
0:22.5	Pastor Greg Laurie says it's a vital trait of the believers life.
0:26.3	There are people that cross their tees and dot their eyes.
0:30.7	They mark their vibals, but their vibals don't mark them.
0:35.0	Listen, if you are not a person who is known for your love, for others,
0:40.7	you are falling short of what God wants for you as a believer.
0:56.6	But can you get on with me?
0:58.3	I just want to see you.
1:01.2	This is the day the day we live.
1:06.9	It almost goes without saying, but successful chefs have to spend time cooking.
1:12.3	Successful ballerinas have to dance.
1:15.1	Successful photographers have to take pictures.
1:18.1	Today on a new beginning, Pastor Greg Laurie points out successful believers are those who love.
1:24.0	The more love characterizes our lives, the more successful will be in so many other areas of
1:29.5	the Christian law. And that's our goal today to show our love for God by loving others.
1:35.5	Find your love.
1:44.1	Let's grab our vibals now and turn to Romans chapter 12.
1:48.0	The title of my message today is what it really means to love God.
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