Ink & Fire: Part Thirteen — Love Without Limits
Romans 13:8–14
In Part Thirteen of our Ink & Fire series, we asked: “What do you owe that Jesus didn’t pay?” Paul reminds us there’s one debt left unpaid—the debt of love. Not the kind that flatters or fades, but the kind that fulfills the law by embodying its heart. You don’t need a rulebook when your life is ruled by love.
This isn’t passive affection—it’s active obedience. Love doesn’t just avoid harm; it awakens holiness. It doesn’t just restrain sin; it releases grace. When you love your neighbor as yourself, you’re not just keeping commandments—you’re completing them.
But love has a deadline. The night is nearly over, and the day is at hand. The time for casual Christianity has expired. Wake up. Cast off the shadows. Put on the armor of light. Don’t just admire Jesus—wear Him. Let your life be clothed in compassion, conviction, and clarity.
The rich young ruler checked every box but missed the invitation. He didn’t steal—but he didn’t give. He followed the law but failed to follow Love. Because love delayed is love denied.
This is the gospel in motion: not just principles possessed, but principles practiced. Not just a faith confessed, but a love expressed. When you owe nothing but love, you live like Jesus paid everything—and left you with the one thing He wants you to give away.
Missed the message or want to soak it in again? Rewatch the full sermon today and let the Word stir your heart toward love without limits.
