Jase Robertson

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.

I think I'm in the lead because my wife loves these products.

So the irony of all this is why I said about the culture and the Eve one attack in that first marriage is because these lifestyles in our culture that have rationalized, oh, I was born that way or it's my choice or these different things.

arguments that people come up with.

These things end in death.

So I heard an interesting sermon by Tim Mackey, and the reason I listened to it is because of the title.

It said, Love is not a black hole.

I thought, oh, got to go listen to that.

And so he equated the scientific phenomenon, because science just tells you how things work.

So we have these black holes in our universe,

If you go down that rabbit hole, let me just go ahead and spoiler alert, they have no idea.

But all they know is that anything that goes into it is gone into oblivion.

It doesn't come back.

It just sucks up energy.

Not even light can function there.