Everything You Need To Know About Biblical Love | Pastor Allen Nolan Sermon

Pastor Allen Nolan discusses what the Bible has to say about love in his new sermon, "The Characteristics of True Love." Join Pastor Allen in this verse by verse look at 1 Corinthians 13:4-8, an often-quoted passage from the Apostle Paul to the Corinthian church. What does it mean to love? What does biblical love look like? Find out in this new series from Pastor Allen Nolan!
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[bryan]

Thank You Pastor Nolan,
You have left a lifetime blessing on me and I am sure many, many others by sharing your understanding of Gods Word with us! You have helped my understanding be more complete because of your lifetime of study and millions of scriptural words! You have shared the greatest gift possible of biblical wisdom you earned from disciplined continual study, contemplation and work! We love you brother! I know you are touched very deeply by God and are so thankful to Jesus for saving us! I too shed tears thinking of what Jesus suffered to safe us! God Bless you Alan Nolan!

[brandiflemmer]

I just want to say thank you for every time sermon you have posted. These have changed my life. Hearing the Bible broken down versus by versus has truly helped me with reading and understanding the Bible. So thank you!

[claramajor]

Another brilliant teaching by the brilliant and anointed Pastor Nolan. You are one of the greats (in my opinion) of contemporary Bible teachers in this day and age. Thank you and bless you sir. 🙏🏽🙏🏽👏🏽💥💥

[GaryBlankenshipb]

Amen true love has rebuke of sin because you love another and wish eternal life for them

[petroflorence]

You are a very good man I feel it you are filled with holy spirit amen

[richardwydro]

THANK U ANOINTING & ANOINTED JESUS

[joseesmith]

Being righteous does not mean being perfect, not judging does not mean to not correct people gently, it means to not wish wrath, to not condemn anyone to eternal hell, leave the judging to God, and read Luke 6:27-38 daily until it is seeded in

[brandonfai]

Can you explain the book of James about faith and works

[JES]

God bless you, Pastor! You’ve cleared so much confusion and continually help me down the right path. 🙏

[AnnChase-qwrv]

Please recommend a good
study reference for life of Paul
Thank you
-ann

[ronaldross]

I have to say that the Sunday sermon was very good. I have to say that one of the most powerful words is love. Which is why some men use it to get what they want from women. For me the word love is powerful because it is the attributes of GOD. Like another pastor I like listening to. He said that we confused the words love and like. For, example we say we love this or that. Like your TV, or your phone, or your car. Well, you should not be loving these things. For, these things cannot love you back and they become an idol worship. Never falling out of agapy love, I have to say it is a very good statement. I just want to ask that GOD gives us that agapy love. Not just for me but for all of my family in my Cornerstone Fellowship Church and my brothers and sisters online. To be honest, I think many of us have that agapy love. In JESUS name I pray this for all our family. Amen.

[gloryB-]

Some of the things pastor states are funny, but true.

[WalterJoyce-vl]

Does God say in the Bible, that there is a cure for everything like cancer in the Bible??

[johnherring]

Not sure if yall are aware but looks like someone has made a spoof account and is asking for to br sent to a Nigerian orphanage. It looks exactly like pastor Allen but when I clicked on the page they had no content. It was on the last request for people to subscribe to the pastors YouTube short page. Just an FYI because I didn't know how else to let you know.

[debbiekeith]

In Daniel chapter 12 it says when you see the abomination of desolation flee the 1260 days starts doesn't that mean Jesus will return after those days are complete

[stevenwidell]

Hell and a Black Hole


Both are beneath the earth

Both are black

Both swallow light 

Both are inescapable

Both are a phathum away from heaven

[lancesherman]

I'm not one of those people. I need to be more patient. And keep my mouth shut.

[gloryB-]

Sex and sexual attraction is pretty powerful. Subsequently, the husband will sacrifice their own needs to meet the needs of his wife. But it is the "Eros, " kind of love. God created sex, purposely for marriage and for "Eros" to be present throughout the whole course of marriage. It's Eros love that makes the marriage. Jesus really knows us, knows us as vile sinful scum, yet he loves us unconditionally. That is the "Agape" kind of love, the unconditional covenant perfect love, which has nothing to do with "Eros." The "covenant, " of marriage is temporary because there will be no marriage in heaven, and therefore, no earthly family. The agape covenant we have with God is permanent, and perfect. Also, in an earlier sermon, pastor mentioned that the father who died and went to heaven is looking down on his earthly family to make sure his children are financially taken care of. I disagree with this because the earthly family will cease to exist in heaven, therefore the man in heaven, who use to be an earthly father, will no longer be a father in heaven: there will be no marriage and no family.

[gloryB-]

I don't totally agree with the agape love in marriage. The two individuals were brought together by the Eros kind of love. Initially, there would be no "covenant" of marriage if there was no "physical attraction" with each other to begin with. Then, as the two individuals, who have become "one, " get to know each, after so many years together, knowing, for example, that the husband is a good father, and will "sacrifice, " his own needs for his wife and children, that becomes a reason to love him with an "agape, " kind of love. To me, that is not "agape" because there were "reasons, feelings, and conditions, " that the wife loved him. Whereas, a person who loves a person with agape love may not know that person, with their good traits, personality, and character. There are many conditions before, and during marriage. Whereas, Agape love is unconditional, from beginning, middle to infinity. It is the perfect love that has nothing to do with marriage. Agape love loves strangers, who may not be loveable, or even criminals, bad debase, vile people.

[brandiflemmer]

I just want to say thank you for every time sermon you have posted. These have changed my life. Hearing the Bible broken down versus by versus has truly helped me with reading and understanding the Bible. So thank you!