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This is a deep and beautiful question. Based on the Bible as a whole—especially in light of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18–20)—God intends for the average human to experience His love personally, relationally, and visibly through four interconnected ways:

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God’s love is not just a concept—it’s embodied. Through Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, we see and experience God's love in action. This is the core of how any human truly experiences God's love:
* Forgiveness
* Grace
* Adoption into God’s family

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God didn’t just leave us with memories or rules. The Spirit brings:
* Comfort in pain
* Conviction in sin
* Intimacy in prayer (Romans 8:15 – “Abba! Father!”)
* Assurance that we are loved

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God intends His people (the Church) to be living expressions of His love:
* A community that serves, forgives, and uplifts
* A place where the hurting are seen and cared for
* A visible sign of what heaven will look like

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Even outside of saving faith, God showers common grace—beauty, nature, relationships, provision. These everyday blessings are whispers of a deeper love, meant to lead people toward Him (Romans 2:4).

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===== God intends for the average human to experience His love through: =====
* Jesus (the ultimate proof of love)
* The Holy Spirit (the personal presence of love)
* The Church (the visible community of love)
* Creation and common grace (the background music of love)

And the Great Commission isn’t just about evangelizing—it’s about helping people see, taste, and live in that love.

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