Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This love has a purpose: to make us more godly. To see how, read this study.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This includes those who consider themselves to be our enemies and persecutors. Read this post to see how and why.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. It is the only reaction we can have to what Christ did for us on the cross. If we fail to love, we are not following Him. Read this blog post to find out why.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. We see in the Bible that love is a part of God's nature, so if we want to be godly, we must love.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. In fact, Jesus even commanded it of us, as we will see in this study.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This was not something new - we see it even in the heart of Old Testament Law: in God's covenant with His people.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This impacts how we deal with people who are placed over us, but who are far from perfect. In our modern age, this is a study every Christian should read.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This impacts how we feel about ourselves. This post is about how obeying the command for a Sabbath rest is good for us.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This impacts how we feel about ourselves. This post explains why and why this is important.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. The greatest example of this is what Jesus did for us on the cross. But the question we must all answer is: do we love like that?

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This command was broken in the Gospels with very serious consequences. This study explains how and why.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This impacts what we think and feel about out neighbours' success. Find out more in this study.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This impacts how we speak to others and the credibility of what we say, as this study explains.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This impacts how we do business with other people and the government. It calls us to live honestly and with integrity, as this post shows.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This means that no Christian seeking to live a life of love can commit adultery. But it also goes a lot further than that. Learn more in this no-nonsense post. *** Warning: this post contains descriptions of sexual offences in the Bible. If you are offended by this, do not read this post. ***

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. But what does this mean for our anger, frustration and grudges? This post examines how fostering these attitudes can lead to murder and what we should do about it.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. But what does this mean for our family relationships? This post examines this very sensitive subject.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. But what does it mean to love your neighbour? This post answers that question, by looking at the famous Parable of the Good Samaritan.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This means keeping the Sabbath. But what does that mean for us? How do we apply this commandment in our modern day? That's what this blog is all about.

Jesus taught us that the whole law depends on us loving God, our neighbours and ourselves. This has an impact on how we talk, and in particular how we treat the Name of our God. This blog explains why.