The Starting Point of Love: Before John 3:16

John 3:16, powerful as it is, doesn’t represent the starting point of God’s love for us. By the time John wrote his Gospel, Jesus had already been crucified, buried, and resurrected. “God so loved the world” suggests a love that existed from the very beginning, a truth supported by countless scriptures from the opening of Genesis.

If we truly understood this profound love God has for us, would it not fundamentally change our approach to Him? Would it not suggest that we have intimate access to God through prayer, something we can do “all day, every day, without ceasing”?

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Who Do You Think You Are?

Life throws many curveballs, and sometimes, the impact can distort our view of ourselves. Have you ever felt like you're seeing yourself through broken glass, fragmented and incomplete? Perhaps life's disappointments have cast a long shadow, preventing you from reaching your full potential.
Or maybe past hurts inflicted by others have held you back, creating barriers to the success you deserve. Do you desire more than you currently possess, but feel as though you've lost your confidence because the encouragement you needed never came? In those moments, it's natural to ask: Is there a God who loves and cares for me?

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