The document examines different forms of love, including agape (highest love), philo (brotherly love), eros (sexual love), and storge (affection). It references biblical discussions about love, particularly between Jesus and Simon Peter, while encouraging actions and decisions based on love as exemplified in scripture. The document concludes with a call to personally choose and embody love in one's actions.

2. “Love is when
someone’s thoughts,
emotions and
actions become as
important to you as
your own”
(Josh McDowell)

3. “It’s All Greek to Me”
Agape
_____________
The highest form
of love

4. “It’s All Greek to Me”
Philo
_____________
Brotherly love

5. “It’s All Greek to Me”
Eros
_____________
Sexual love

6. “It’s All Greek to Me”
Storge
_____________
Affection
(in the general
sense)

7. The Love Discussion
“Simon, son of
John, do you love
me more than
these”
“Yes, Lord; you
know that I love
you.”

8. The Love Discussion
“Simon, son of
John, do you
AGAPE me more
than these”
“Yes, Lord; you
know that I
PHILO you.”

9. Four Ways to Begin
Decide to Live
1 John 2:10
1 John 1:5-7
John 15:12-17

10. Four Ways to Begin
Decide to Act
Romans 13:8
Galatians 5:13
1 John 4:7-8

11. Four Ways to Begin
Decide to Fill
Deuteronomy
6:4-8
Philippians 2:2

12. Four Ways to Begin
Now, Go Do!
“If you love
me…”
“For God so
loved the world
he…”

13. Which Do You Choose?
What did Jesus
ask?
How would you
feel?