How does the Bible define "love?" Does the Biblical definition of love differ greatly from the common secular definition of love? Does "real love" have limits? That is, does "real love" ever stop loving? Are we to always love others despite their actions, and if we love someone, is it "unloving" for us to refuse to approve of dangerous actions they may take, or does love imply automatic approval of any actions one might take, and any decisions they may make? Does love, by definition, imply any limits at all? When are we to stop loving? The Apostle Paul had many things to say about love in his letter to the local church in Romans Chapter 9. These questions (and many other conceptions/misconceptions about love) are addressed by Pastor James Williams in our Study of Romans 9:1-5. Our message is entitled "What's Love Got to Do With It?" | Pastor James Williams | KingsGrove.org