In the second part of this teaching, Kong Hee shows through Scripture how Jesus always spoke the truth but with great love to sinners like the woman at the well (Jn 4) and the adulterous woman (Jn 8), and by doing so, transformed their lives. The truth is important because it determines the outcome of our lives and our growth, but the evidence of our spiritual maturity is how well we balance truth with love (Eph 4). To practically do this, we must observe the “284” of love (1 Cor 13)—all the things that love is and is not. Learn from and be encouraged by this Word to be like Jesus and balance truth with love.
In the second part of this teaching, Kong Hee shows through Scripture how Jesus always spoke the truth but with great love to sinners like the woman at the well (Jn 4) and the adulterous woman (Jn 8), and by doing so, transformed their lives. The truth is important because it determines the outcome of our lives and our growth, but the evidence of our spiritual maturity is how well we balance truth with love (Eph 4). To practically do this, we must observe the “284” of love (1 Cor 13)—all the things that love is and is not. Learn from and be encouraged by this Word to be like Jesus and balance truth with love.