Pastor Travis Hearn opened the service with prayer and a declaration of God's goodness. He began by observing the brokenness of the world—morally, relationally, and spiritually—and posed the question of how to help fix it. He argued that the answer is not found in money, power, or policy, but in one word: love. He clarified that this is not worldly love or lust, but the self-sacrificial love defined by God. The sermon focused on the biblical definition of love, primarily from 1 Corinthians 13, as the antidote to a broken world. Pastor Travis taught that the greatest commandments are to love God and love your neighbor, and that these two relationships are deeply interconnected. He then began a two-part series exploring the 16 characteristics of love from the 'love chapter,' focusing on the first three: patience, kindness, and humility. He challenged the congregation to honestly assess their own levels of patience and kindness, explaining that true, godly love is proactive, can wait, and is not easily angered. He emphasized that love is humble, not envious, boastful, or proud, and that pride is often a cover for deep insecurity. The message concluded with a call to live a life that is 'not about you,' but about loving God and others, mirroring the humility of Christ as described in Philippians 2.