Ep. 352 1 min
Jeremiah 31:3
I have loved you with an everlasting love.
God's love for his people has no expiration date.
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Ep. 352 · Jeremiah 31:3
Key takeaways
The episode in a glance.
- 01'Everlasting' rules out love that expires or fades.
- 02God draws us with kindness, not coercion.
- 03His love isn't responsive — it's prior to us.
- 04You are loved by someone who has never not loved you.
Transcript
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'I have loved you with an everlasting love; therefore I have continued my faithfulness to you.'
Everlasting means no start, no stop. God's love for you didn't begin when you got your act together, and it won't end when you mess up again.
Notice what 'therefore' connects. Because his love is everlasting, his faithfulness continues. The faithfulness is downstream of the love.
He draws us with kindness, not coercion. That's the only kind of pull that actually changes a heart.
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