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In 1 Corinthians 13:5 the apostle Paul tells the members of the church in Corinth that love is not easily angered and does not keep a record of wrongs. Given the many ways Paul could have described love, why does he include these in his short list in 1 Corinthians 13? Join Graham as he explores how real love, God's love, is slow to anger and keen to forgive. This is a part of our "Love is" series, so check out our other sermons on the rest of Paul's immortal description of love.

Impatience and irritability are two sins that prevent us from loving the people around us the way that God commands us.

Love is not Rude so we must be tactful, not just truthful. Love is not demanding, so we must be understanding. Love is not irritable, so we must be gentle and not judgmental. And it keeps no record of wrong, so don't repeat it, but instead delete it.