Tabletalk Magazine

Love is important to all people, and yet love remains one of the least understood virtues. Our May issue seeks to help readers gain a better understanding of the true meaning of love and what it looks like in practice. ligm.in/4sOJXW8

The greatest love of all is displayed in the incarnation, humiliation, and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. —Jonathan L. Master ligm.in/4ctx3GP

The human race would have perished utterly had not the Lord and Savior of all, the Son of God, come among us to put an end to death. —Athanasius

Esther’s story is riveting, filled with hidden identities and plot twists. But through every unfolding verse, we see that God’s purposes were clear. Be encouraged by God’s providential provision in this article by @AaronGarriott. learn.ligonier.org/articles/who-w…

The same love that eternally binds Father, Son, and Spirit is shared with us by grace. —@DBlairSmith ligm.in/4dO8oPN

When God commanded the light to shine, the darkness had no power to resist the command. —@RCSproul

Jonathan Edwards says that though the extraordinary gifts get all the attention, the one that counts the most and is most prized by God is love. —@RCSproul learn.ligonier.org/articles/love-…

God teaches us the lesson again and again that He is the church builder. —Paul Levy (@EalingLevy) ligm.in/4sRe3bH

Without love, even the most dramatic acts of devotion gain nothing. —Kyle Borg ligm.in/4sCkjny

The Bible envisages our gatherings to be warm in affection, times where we express joy in God and in one another. —Paul Levy (@EalingLevy) ligm.in/4sRe3bH

When we welcome and greet one another, we are reflecting the character of the Lord. —Paul Levy (@EalingLevy) ligm.in/4sRe3bH

The happiness of the creature consists in rejoicing in God, by which also God is magnified and exalted. —Jonathan Edwards

We have a perfect Mediator in heaven pleading the merits of His own blood shed for us, drawing us back to God through repentance and faith in Him alone. —Stephen M. Coleman ligm.in/4mklHcK

It is easy for people to slip out of church quietly, to want to come to church anonymously, and to get into the habit of not really engaging with anyone—coming, sitting, hearing, and consuming but not having meaningful contact with anyone in the church. —Paul Levy (@EalingLevy) ligm.in/4sRe3bH

If the world will know us by the love we have for one another, then that must begin in earnest in the house of God. —@ThomasBrewer ligm.in/4mx02OK

We believe that Jesus Christ is the Savior of the world and that He is calling out people from every tribe and tongue and nation. —Paul Levy (@EalingLevy) ligm.in/4sRe3bH

Allowing yourself to know and be known is part of the Christian life. —Paul Levy (@EalingLevy) ligm.in/4sRe3bH

Once we are reconciled to God, the estrangement and hostility is over. The peace is sealed for eternity. —@RCSproul

There are many virtuous and sacrificial things we can do. But if we do them without love, what is it worth? Read this book excerpt by @RCSproul to be reminded that more than extraordinary gifts or acts of service, God prizes love. learn.ligonier.org/articles/love-…

In Jesus, the ultimate Priest-King, we find a God who knows our sorrows, who has borne our sin, and who rules over us as our gracious Lord. —Stephen M. Coleman ligm.in/4mklHcK