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Victory Midtown
Victory Midtown
The Higher Order Of Love
OCT 4, 202656 MIN
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Description
In this life, there are endless opportunities for offense and anger. Hurting people hurt people, and it can be easier to try and protect ourselves from this hurt rather than engage it from a place of love. However, when we understand our place in Christ—how much He loves us, and how that affects our identity—our love for people comes from a deeper place. In this message, we learn that there’s a direct connection between how we love people and how people experience God. Lean in as we learn what it looks like to love each other, and ourselves, from a higher understanding of the Gospel.
The Higher Order of Love | Victory Church
Scripture | John 13:31-35 NIV
October 4, 2026

