Love is often misconstrued as a feeling that accepts everyone without regard for their personal decisions,

but that’s not the case. Mass acceptance is a weak attempt at making everyone feel good,

but it will never equal the powerful love the Bible says will “never fail.”

This love is kind and patient, but also discerning and wise.

Tim Olson put it this way: “Divine love makes judgment calls.”

Bible-based love both understands and protects morality and personal boundaries.

So I challenge you not to fall prey to the idea that the God-kind of love accepts the choices any person may make.

Not so. This love hates wrong and empowers right—but always values people. I’m Mac Hammond; this is the Winner’s Minute.