AI OVERVIEW: Love is defined by how we listen, speak, and respond, not by fleeting feelings, because unmet expectations fuel conflict. The message argues that the number one reason relationships end is breakdowns in communication, not money or infidelity, and shows how listening first builds safety and trust. Grounded in James 1:19 and 1 Corinthians 13, it outlines three practices: be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger, emphasizing that words have weight and timing matters. When people feel heard, trust grows and intimacy can flourish; when words are spoken hastily, anger rises and connection erodes. Practice covenant love by listening attentively and speaking with grace.
YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION: Most relationships don’t fail because of betrayal or finances—they fail because of broken communication. This message is Part 2 of our series on love and relationships, and it reveals the #1 reason love breaks down: people stop feeling heard, seen, and safe. Scripture shows us th...
