Uncommonly Rare, Undeniably Real
Why true love is more valuable than gold
What makes something valuable? Often, it’s rarity. That’s why collectors pay millions for a one-of-a-kind coin or gemstone. But the Bible points us to something far more precious than gold: genuine love.
In this episode of Wisdom for the Heart, Stephen Davey takes us to 1 Corinthians 13:5, where the apostle Paul explains that true love doesn’t behave rudely, doesn’t seek its own way, and isn’t easily provoked. These three qualities—uncommon courtesy, uncommon concern, and uncommon control—may be rare in our world, but they are central to a life shaped by Christ.
Stephen shows how these uncommon expressions of love make a profound difference in families, friendships, churches, and workplaces. He illustrates that true love is not simply an emotion or a feeling—it’s a choice to act in ways that reflect the heart of God.
If you’re weary of shallow substitutes for love, this episode will challenge and encourage you. You’ll discover that the most valuable treasure you can pursue isn’t hidden in a vault—it’s expressed in how you live and love others.