Illustrations About Love

Unending Love

In the wedding ceremony, when rings are about to be exchanged, an officiant often explains that the ring as a circle is a symbol of

Read More →

Samson’s Idol

The haze of lust that dissipates Samson’s spiritual wisdom is the result of idolatry. Samson has chosen to worship Delilah, betraying his trust in the

Read More →

A Renewed Love

Telling someone you love them can become a rote relationship mechanism, so we allow the wonder of loving someone to dawn on us afresh from

Read More →

Human Behind The Enemy

In the short documentary “My Enemy, My Brother” two men recount their unbelievable story of war, mercy, and reunion. Zahad was an Iranian child soldier, and Najah

Read More →

Bitin’ List

It would be much easier if we could view this story as a singular exception in our biblical instruction; instead, it is an example that,

Read More →

Stronger Than Hate

“I’m an African-American woman, whose parents grew up in Jim Crow, Mississippi. So I understand this idea the way the world isn’t loving the community,

Read More →

A Loving Husband

Who is a good example of a loving and giving husband? One character could be Carl Fredricksen from the animated movie Up (directed by Pete Docter and

Read More →

The Winning Team

In 2005, Will Ferrell starred in Kicking and Screaming (directed by Jesse Dylan, Trimark Pictures). Ferrell’s character gets stuck coaching his son’s last-place soccer team. The team

Read More →

Corrects and Equips

An analogy from sports applies to the role of the sermon in worship. Just as a coach corrects and equips players during practice, preaching corrects

Read More →

Fight For Us

Sometimes in life we need someone to fight for us. Maybe we’re struggling with our finances, and we need someone to help us overcome our

Read More →

Perseverance in Love

In the mid-1930s, thousands of Americans left their homes on the High Plains as drought and dust enveloped their communities. Yet, despite the hardships, many

Read More →

Faith Not Luck

In his novel The River We Remember, William Kent Krueger explores the pasts of multiple characters and how in the present they struggle with forgiveness

Read More →

Weakness

If you’re a fan of nature documentaries, then you’ve seen at least one hunt on the Serengeti or in the woods of North America. When

Read More →

Can’t Fix It

In this letter, a pastor begins to truly see Laura, a member of the congregation who has Tourette’s: “I realize now that when I first

Read More →

He Loves Me

Janice Hansen uses the illustration of young girls saying, “He loves me… he loves me not” as they pluck petals from a flower. In the

Read More →

He Loves Us All

Have you ever had a family member that you really didn’t like? You dread seeing them at Thanksgiving and Christmas or any family gathering, really.

Read More →