What is Agape the Love of God 

Pastor Robert Pears whatever you teaches God's word I can feel the love of God. The love of God flows through you. His love makes me break in his presence. God teach me how to love like you. You're such a blessing to the body of Christ. Blessing to you and your family. 💞🥰🙏

This is just LOVEly. Thank you, Robert

In Jesus name we pray and received amen 🙏 amen and amen

As always another wonderful message, I always to forward to your messages!!!! Thanks again Pastor!!!!!❤❤❤

This message is awesome! Thank you Pastor Pears for sharing!

If we were to google "pronounce agape in Greek", the correct pronunciation for this Greek word "agape" is ah-GAR-peh. Good message, pastor. Thank you. I am now a subscriber today, 17th October 2022.

very thankful for this ministry ❤️🙏. one day soon I'm hoping to sow a seed 👏🤗

Hi from Ohio

Thank you pastor! I appreciate how you expound the word of God. Could you perhaps please also explain more on how exactly Jesus coined the new word agapao, when all we have available are the Greek manuscripts using words already existing in the Greek language, so I'm confused as to why you say Jesus created a new Greek word, implying it didn't exist in the Greek lexicon before Jesus' was on earth. Could you please cite references of when the word was 1st used on earth? Thanks.

The depth, the breadth, the height, and the length of the love of God Ephesians 3:18 New International Version "...may have power, together with all the Lord’s holy people, to grasp how WIDE and LONG and HIGH and DEEP is the love of Christ," (emphasis mine, but note the correct order: width, length, height, and depth). Ephesians 3:18 clearly leaves no space where you cannot find His Love. We simply cannot escape the presence of God. Just as Psalm 121:8 says, "The LORD will watch over your COMING and GOING both now and forevermore" (emphasis mine, note the correct order, "coming & going", and yet we see some Christians reversing this order to become "our going out & coming in", which is like putting the carriage before the horse when we should be putting the horse before the carriage. This is where the expression "our coming & going" comes from. Psalm 121:8 talks about the LORD watching over our coming & going. Notice the correct order: first we COME in to His secret place and be empowered and only then do we GO out into the world in His love, power & authority. Consider the confusion that will ensue if we do not stick to the correct order in saying common expressions like "bread & butter", "jam & bread", "the in & out", "by & large" (as in "mammals have, by and large, bigger brains than reptiles") ...

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