This sermon explores the three types of love found in Scripture—phileo (brotherly love), eros (romantic love), and agape (unconditional love)—with particular emphasis on agape love as the supernatural love that comes only from God. Unlike the natural loves we're born with, agape love requires intentional surrender to God's will and cannot be generated through human effort alone. The pastor illustrates how this divine love enabled Jesus to endure the cross and how believers today must daily seek God's empowerment to love enemies, forgive the undeserving, and persevere through suffering. The sermon emphasizes that agape love is not based on feelings or reciprocity but on a willful choice to seek another's well-being, enabled only through the Holy Spirit's power and received through humble surrender to God's will.