Jase Robertson

What about the kids?

What are we doing?

That's not love.

No.

That's not love.

I do, and I'm a proud pistol owner, Al.

But I have little kids around, and so I don't want them to get into it.

So I use the stop box.

It has a keyless entry, and there's a technique by putting your hand and pushing the buttons that a kid cannot open.

That's why the irony of all this, which is why I said if I had to go with one definition of that agape love, which Jesus redefined the word when he was on the planet,

Live a life of love like Jesus, which is why when you read the red letters, I mean, there's a lot of great characters in the Bible, and you could get some pointers in how to do different things.

But when it comes to love, he is the model.

It is God's love in human form, which we're humans.

So if you're trying to figure out what love is, but over and over the Bible writers say in the context of love, here's what love is.

This is how we know.

Jesus gave himself up for others.

So if you just read the definition, if you Googled agape love, just listen to this.

It is the highest form of love, selfless, unconditional, and sacrificial, defined as a deliberate choice to seek another's well-being over one's own, rather than a fleeting emotion.

Rooted in Greek, it is often called God-level love, focusing on action, empathy, and grace, regardless of merit or return.

Well, that's quite the definition.