Love Now | Day 29

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Join Chris Montgomery on Day 29 of the Fraser 365 devotional series, 'Love Now.' This episode explores the concept of agape, the highest form of love, as depicted in the New Testament. Discover how God's unconditional love empowers us to love others, even those who are difficult to love. Reflect on the teachings of early Christians and the apostle John's letters, which emphasize that love is both a commandment and an action. Learn how your love can reveal God to those around you and become a channel for His love to flow to others.

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