Firm Foundation (redefining Love)

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In episode 2, Jalen speaks on past relationships that started strong but ultimately failed due to being rooted in conditional human love. After hitting rock bottom, Jalen shares how God intervened, rebuilding her sense of love and self-worth based on His unconditional "agape" love, rather than past trauma. By reflecting on scriptures like John 3:16 and 1 John 4:8, Jalen emphasizes the importance of building relationships on God’s love, which leads to lasting change and growth. The message concludes by encouraging a deeper exploration of God's love, as it can transform one's life. Song reference Build my life by housefires

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