The Bible teaches us to “Walk in love,” or as another translation puts it, “Live a life filled with love.” (Ephesians 5:2) But to be able to do that, we first need to understand what that word really means. Our culture today certainly seems to have a lot of ways to define love, but as it turns out, that’s nothing new. Interestingly enough, the Greek language (which the New Testament was originally written in) has several different words that are all translated into English as “love,” and they have different meanings and applications. For example, there’s storge (storgé), which is family love, and philia, which is more like friendship. There’s also eros, which is physical attraction. But then there’s agape (agápē). This is the big one, and it’s all over the Bible, including the scripture above. Dictionary.com says that, “agape is often defined as unconditional, sacrificial love,” or even, “Christian…