Reckless Love Streaming Video

In his exploration of Jesus’ teaching and travels with his disciples, Tom Berlin suggests in his book Reckless Love, that Jesus teaches us how to love God with heart, soul, mind, and strength by showing us how to love our neighbor. While many hope to learn to be better family, friends, leaders, and neighbors by finding a deeper relationship with God, what if becoming a better neighbor leads you to that deeper love of God?

In Session 2, Tom speaks with Megan Seals who is a former teacher who changed to worship leading and ministry. Megan and Tom talk on learning to have love for yourself and overcoming guilt. They also speak on learning to love those who are different from us and expanding your circle.

Running Time: 11:06

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In his exploration of Jesus’ teaching and travels with his disciples, Tom Berlin suggests in his book Reckless Love, that Jesus teaches us how to love God with heart, soul, mind, and strength by showing us how to love our neighbor. While many hope to learn to be better family, friends, leaders, and neighbors by finding a deeper relationship with God, what if becoming a better neighbor leads you to that deeper love of God?

In Session 3, Tom speaks with Dr. Carla Works who is a professor of New Testament theology at Wesley Theological Seminary. Carla and Tom speak on the power of love to combat sin and the way that the cross informs our understanding of love. They talk about the radical and inexplicable nature of God’s love.

Running Time: 8:32

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In his exploration of Jesus’ teaching and travels with his disciples, Tom Berlin suggests in his book Reckless Love, that Jesus teaches us how to love God with heart, soul, mind, and strength by showing us how to love our neighbor. While many hope to learn to be better family, friends, leaders, and neighbors by finding a deeper relationship with God, what if becoming a better neighbor leads you to that deeper love of God?

In Session 6, Tom speaks with Rev. Mark Miller about the importance of the greatest commandment. They discuss how individuals may be better suited towards loving God or loving their neighbor and how it is important to work to love both. They explain that love is a skill we develop and not an emotion that we feel.

Running Time: 11:15

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