Love and relationships: a function or an...

Carolyn Price and Tim Chappell look at rationality and love. 

What are the reasons we love one person rather than another, and can love be unjustified? 

Applying 'The Doppelganger Problem' to the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. 

How you define love will be what you get from it. If you don't have a definition for love, you may get stuck with something that appears to be love, but is really something else altogether. If you are 100% happy with the people you love in your life, skip this episode. 

1 Corinthians 13:4-8 says: “Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrongdoing but rejoices with the truth. Love bears all things, believes all t ... Show More

Love is action. Love is kind. Love is generous. Today, Joyce shares ways to walk in love inspired by God's Word and the life of Jesus Christ. 

Love is a disease. 

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<p>In the latest episode of Understanding Men, Luke and Fraser ask, 'What is love?' Reflecting on their lives, they discuss their experiences of love, and share how love has changed for them over time. They dissect the portrayal of love online and in the media, and highlight how ... Show More

Learn how to be more forgiving in love. Whether you are discouraged about dating or questioning whether your relationship is good enough, we've got some great answers in our interview today. Love sets up a lot of expectations beginning with our own fantasies of what love is suppo ... Show More

What are we talking about neurobiologically when we talk about love? What does it have to do with how you were raised, the symmetry of someone's face, or the smell of their underarms? What do we learn from heartbreak, rom-coms, and little rodents called prairie voles? And what is ... Show More

It's not unusual for married couples to lose that "in love" feeling over time. It's not a matter of you being "in love" but rather choosing to love. Scripture commands husbands and wives to love each other. Love may not come naturally, but it's something that can be learned.See o ... Show More