That God loves you personally becomes easier to believe once you know His love extends personally to the deniers and the chief of sinners. If He personally loved them, He can (and does) personally love you!   

In this excerpt from Spirit-Filled Singing, author Ryanne Molinari shows readers that when we sing together, and the fruit of the Spirit is evident in us, it sounds like the love of God.

Doing this one thing has saved me so much unnecessary angst and struggle, and I believe it honors the Lord and blesses others.

Shifting from people’s approval to God’s isn’t about adding new tasks to your week; it’s about a new way of thinking that sinks deeply into the heart.

In this excerpt from Someone to Believe In, author Courtney Reissig shows readers the God who loves them by meditating on the incarnation of Jesus.

I might have expected Paul to hate those he knew so well. But the love of Christ creates wonderful and surprising endings.

In this excerpt from "Here to Love," author Chris Cipollone reminds readers that our love for others must flow first from our love for our heavenly Father.

In this excerpt from Perfected, author Bethany Broderick shows how the unconditional love of God in Christ brings contentment to the hearts of the redeemed.

In this excerpt from Formed for Fellowship, author Kyle Worley helps us see how each of us are being formed, and our ultimate end is to be formed by the love of our God.

How do we get the kind of love our churches truly need? David McLemore helps answer this question by taking us to Paul’s experience with the church at Philippi.