Love Doesn’t Need Applause | A Study on True Biblical Love

What if the greatest obstacle to love isn’t hatred… but pride? In this session of our Love Like God study, we explore one of the most subtle yet powerful truths in 1 Corinthians 13:4—“love is not arrogant.” Arrogance isn’t always loud or obvious. Sometimes it shows up quietly—serving, giving, helping… but hoping to be noticed. And when that happens, love begins to shift. It becomes less about others and more about ourselves. In this teaching, you’ll discover: Why arrogance quietly pushes people away The difference between serving and performing How true love reflects the humility of Christ What it looks like to love without needing recognition Through Scripture like Romans 5:8 and Luke 17, we’re reminded that God’s love was never about applause—it was about sacrifice. And when we learn to love the same way, it transforms our relationships. You might be surprised what happens when you give away the spotlight. For downloadable study guides and the complete series: https://www.livingthewordtoday.com/love To order Love Like God: https://t.co/C3mZNYVRcg