AGAPE: The Infinite, Ultimate Love of God (FAITH, HOPE, & LOVE Book 1)
In the English language, the word “love” is so feeble that it requires the help of a bushel basket of adjectives. As a result, it also is easily misconstrued or misused. The Greek language has four words for love: agapē, storge, eros and philia. And, four words are needed. Very briefly—Agapē: unconditional love. Storge: family love. Philia: friend love. Eros: marital love. <br> <br>Agapē is the mother of the other three. They are her children. The more agapē that you have the more of the others you will have. Agapē enriches everything. <br> <br>David weaves together personal experiences, shared experiences, Old Testament verses, New Testament verses, lyrics from old hymns, lyrics from new faith songs and quotes from theologians and pastors old and new to bring a deep understanding of agapē. <br> <br>You want to love unconditionally (agapē)? Read this book. <br>You want to love your spouse more (eros)? Read this book. <br>You want to love your mother, father, siblings, cousins more (storge)? Read this book. <br>You want to love your friends more (philia)? Read this book. <br>You truly want to understand the depth of agapē. Read this book. <br>Agapē, “The Infinite, Ultimate Love of God”. The most amazing thing is that God will equip you to love like this. <br> <br>You want more of David’s insight? Read his books, Faith and Hope.