The Love of God for You
There is a kind of love this world cannot explain. A love that does not start with us. A love that does not change when we fail. A love that is holy, perfect, and powerful.
The Bible calls this the love of God — a love that pursued us, rescued us, and offers to make us new. In Hmong, the word for "love" is HLUB. Each letter of HLUB tells the true story of what God's love really means.
The world is desperate for this love. Brokenness fills our homes, our streets, and even our churches. Many are searching for something real, something lasting.
HLUB is not just an idea — it is a person, and His name is Jesus. Let us walk through this incredible story together.
The Bible calls this the love of God — a love that pursued us, rescued us, and offers to make us new. In Hmong, the word for "love" is HLUB. Each letter of HLUB tells the true story of what God's love really means.
The world is desperate for this love. Brokenness fills our homes, our streets, and even our churches. Many are searching for something real, something lasting.
HLUB is not just an idea — it is a person, and His name is Jesus. Let us walk through this incredible story together.
H - He came for Us
Luke 19:10 — “For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.”
God did not sit far away, waiting for us to find Him. No, He came searching for us. Jesus Christ, fully God and fully man, stepped down from heaven into our broken world. He entered our pain, our sin, and our mess to save us.
He came not for the healthy, but for the sick. Not for the righteous, but for sinners. His coming was not a backup plan — it was the plan from the beginning. Before you even knew you needed saving, He was already on His way to rescue you.
You didn’t find God. He came to find you.
Gospel Truth: God’s love initiates. He moves toward us first with unstoppable mercy.
God did not sit far away, waiting for us to find Him. No, He came searching for us. Jesus Christ, fully God and fully man, stepped down from heaven into our broken world. He entered our pain, our sin, and our mess to save us.
He came not for the healthy, but for the sick. Not for the righteous, but for sinners. His coming was not a backup plan — it was the plan from the beginning. Before you even knew you needed saving, He was already on His way to rescue you.
You didn’t find God. He came to find you.
Gospel Truth: God’s love initiates. He moves toward us first with unstoppable mercy.
L - Love Through the Cross
Romans 5:8 — “But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”
True love is not just words — it is action. The greatest action of love in all history was when Jesus Christ was nailed to a cross for you. He loved you when you were still a sinner. He bore your punishment. He paid your debt.
The cross is not just a religious symbol. It is the ultimate demonstration of love. It was not the nails that held Jesus to the cross — it was love. A love willing to endure shame, mockery, suffering, and death itself, so you could live.
The cross is proof that God would rather die for you than live without you.
Gospel Truth: Real love sacrifices. Christ gave everything for us, securing our freedom at the cost of His own life.
True love is not just words — it is action. The greatest action of love in all history was when Jesus Christ was nailed to a cross for you. He loved you when you were still a sinner. He bore your punishment. He paid your debt.
The cross is not just a religious symbol. It is the ultimate demonstration of love. It was not the nails that held Jesus to the cross — it was love. A love willing to endure shame, mockery, suffering, and death itself, so you could live.
The cross is proof that God would rather die for you than live without you.
Gospel Truth: Real love sacrifices. Christ gave everything for us, securing our freedom at the cost of His own life.
U - Unites Us with God
1 Peter 3:18 — “For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring you to God.”
Our sins separated us from a holy God. But Jesus built the bridge back. Through His death and resurrection, He tore down the wall of separation. Now we are not just forgiven — we are invited into a relationship with God as sons and daughters.
In Christ, the distance is destroyed. No more barriers. No more fear. The perfect and holy God now calls you “My child.” You are not just tolerated — you are cherished.
God’s love doesn’t just save you from hell — it brings you home to His heart.
Gospel Truth: God's love is relational. He restores intimacy with Himself, drawing us close as family.
Our sins separated us from a holy God. But Jesus built the bridge back. Through His death and resurrection, He tore down the wall of separation. Now we are not just forgiven — we are invited into a relationship with God as sons and daughters.
In Christ, the distance is destroyed. No more barriers. No more fear. The perfect and holy God now calls you “My child.” You are not just tolerated — you are cherished.
God’s love doesn’t just save you from hell — it brings you home to His heart.
Gospel Truth: God's love is relational. He restores intimacy with Himself, drawing us close as family.
B - Brings New Life
2 Corinthians 5:17 — “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!”
Jesus did not come to make you a better version of yourself. He came to make you brand new. In Christ, your past is forgiven, your future is secured, and your present is filled with purpose.
The old you — marked by sin, shame, and guilt — is gone. A new you — filled with the Spirit, called by God, sent with a mission — has come. You are not defined by your mistakes. You are defined by His mercy.
You don’t have to stay stuck in your old life. In Christ, you can be made new.
Gospel Truth: God’s love renews. Salvation means transformation — a brand-new beginning.
Jesus did not come to make you a better version of yourself. He came to make you brand new. In Christ, your past is forgiven, your future is secured, and your present is filled with purpose.
The old you — marked by sin, shame, and guilt — is gone. A new you — filled with the Spirit, called by God, sent with a mission — has come. You are not defined by your mistakes. You are defined by His mercy.
You don’t have to stay stuck in your old life. In Christ, you can be made new.
Gospel Truth: God’s love renews. Salvation means transformation — a brand-new beginning.
