1 John 3:11-24: This Is How We Know

The question is a familiar one: How can we know that we're loved by God? 1 John is a broken record of evidence of God's love from a witness to the life of Jesus. The author of 1 John frequently uses the phrase This is how we know... to begin reminding his audience of the promises of God through the realities of Jesus as savior. 

He's writing to believers to remind them of the realities of God's love. God can be known.

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