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God is love. Do we really understand what that means? Love is the most corrupted concept in all of civilization, so we must strive to counter this deception by searching the word of God, wherein there are ten aspects of love that are examined: the Commandments, fruits of the spirit, laying down your life, marriage, revelation in the creation, the least being the greatest, God multiplying Himself, and more! Vivid stories of these facets of love add to the excitement. Putting them all together enables a person seeking the Creator to understand why Jesus washed the disciples' feet just hours before His crucifixion, even the feet of Judas, His betrayer. We likewise must wash one anothers' feet! As He was sacrificed for us, so we must be sacrificed every day in His footsteps. Growing up on a dairy and crop farm in southwestern Minnesota taught many lessons in life, such as how to work, take responsibility, and sacrifice for the family. However, it was not until I had attained a Ph.D. in soil fertility and began teaching farmers and business people the natural principles of farming in countries across the world, began raising a family of six children, and above all committed my life to God, that I realized how short I fell in loving my Creator and my fellow man. The result has been to write many books and articles on Christian principles related to Godly government, the character of the coming age, Christian principles of living, and of soils and crops. Understanding the meaning of love has taken center stage in this quest, and fits nicely with a passion for gardening and farming. See more details at www.churchesathome.org.
