Why Every Gentle-Looking Lady Can Fight | Dag Heward-Mills

Dag Heward-Mills reads about Jacob serving seven years for Rachel and David saying Jonathan's love passed the love of women, then makes a bold claim: the love a man has for a woman is not the greater love. It can scramble your thoughts, confuse your logic, and lead you completely off course. What follows are some of the funniest and most honest illustrations you will hear from a pulpit - a brother who kissed his new bride only to discover false teeth, a beautiful pastor who confessed she had no hair at all, and the blunt observation that every gentle-looking lady can fight. The point lands hard: romantic love is largely built on deception, and brothers need to know the difference before it is too late. CHAPTERS 0:00 Why Every Gentle-looking Lady Can Fight 0:30 Genesis 29:18 - Jacob Served Seven Years for Rachel 2:00 Romantic Love Is Not the Greater Love 4:00 Love Can Scramble Your Thoughts 5:30 The Love of Women Is Based on Deception 7:00 Every Gentle Lady Can Fight KEY SCRIPTURES 2 Samuel 1:26 - "I am distressed for thee my brother Jonathan very pleasant hast thou been unto me thy love to me was wonderful passing the love of women" Genesis 29:18-20 - "And Jacob loved Rachel and said I will serve thee seven years for Rachel thy younger daughter and Jacob served seven years for Rachel and they seemed unto him but a few days for the love he had to her" Full message:    • UNQUENCHABLE FIRE SERVICE FEBRUARY 2008 - ...   If this spoke to you, subscribe for more. #DagHewardMills #EveryGentleLadyCanFight #LoveOfWomen #GreaterLove #RomanticLoveDeception #ChristianSermon #Sermon2026