October 28, 2026
HAVE YOU LEARNED TO LOVE?
Evangelist Barbara
So much love in the Heavenlies. I desire that My Remnant Ones carry this love to the nations. So many have fallen into the trap: “What about me?” That question should never leave the lips of a true Remnant One. This walk is not about you. It is about the lost souls who need to know what you know, but because many of My Remnant Ones have not grasped the Agape Love Walk, they are falling into the abyss with no hope of seeing the light, because the darkness of hate is so deep. One day you will stand before Me, and the question you will be asked is “DID YOU LEARN TO LOVE?”
Do you understand the [ROCK] is [LOVE]? You stand on the rock and get blessed; what do you do with the love that emanates from the rock? Children, I have given you so many promises. Now it is up to you to walk out those promises. If you can’t love unconditionally, the promises will never come forth; without love, the fruit dies on the vine.
It is love, grace, long-suffering, and mercy that will win the nations. Children, run to the rock of love. Embrace it with every fiber of your being. Bring the harvest in.
The Bible teaches that without love, even the greatest spiritual gifts, knowledge, faith, or sacrifices amount to nothing, a theme most clearly expressed in 1 Corinthians 13.
1 Corinthians 13, where Paul repeatedly says that any spiritual ability or religious act loses its value if it is not grounded in love:
“If I speak in the tongues of men or of angels, but do not have love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal.”
“If I have the gift of prophecy… and have a faith that can move mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing.”
“If I give all I possess to the poor… but do not have love, I gain nothing.”
These verses emphasize that love is not optional — it is the essential motive that gives meaning to every action.
Why the Bible insists on love
Several sources expand on why love is indispensable:
Spiritual gifts lose their value without love. Even perfect prophecy, exhaustive knowledge, or miracle‑working faith are “worthless without love”.
Religious activity becomes empty noise. Speaking in tongues without love is “a noisy gong or clanging cymbal,” producing sound but “no lasting good”.
Self‑sacrifice without love gains nothing. Giving away possessions or even one’s life is spiritually empty if not motivated by love.
Love reflects God’s character. The Bible repeatedly teaches that God is love, and that love fulfills God’s law (Matthew 22:37–40; Romans 13:10)
“Without love, we are nothing.”
“Without love for God and for each other, we are nothing before God, and we have gained nothing.”
Paul uses hyperbole to show that even impossible feats (“moving mountains”) mean nothing without love.
Across translations and commentaries, the Bible consistently teaches:
Love is the greatest virtue (1 Corinthians 13:13).
Love is the foundation of Christian maturity.
Love governs every gift, act of service, and expression of faith.
A life “without love” is spiritually empty, regardless of achievements or religious devotion.