From 1914 to around 1920, Love­less toured Amer­i­ca with an en­ter­tain­ment group, where he re­ceived a ground­ing in voice and pi­a­no. He served as a Ma­rine Corps of­fi­cer in World War I, and was con­vert­ed as a re­sult of read­ing the Bi­ble at home. He di­rect­ed the ra­dio de­part­ment (WMBI) at Moody Bi­ble In­sti­tute, Ch­ica­go, Il­li­nois (1926-1947), and lat­er pas­tored at church­es in Wheat­on, Il­li­nois; Bo­ca Ra­ton, Flor­i­da; and Hon­o­lu­lu, Ha­waii, con­tin­u­ing his ra­dio min­is­try in the last two lo­ca­tions. His works in­clude:

• Glimpses of Christ in Psalm IX (Zon­der­van, 1937)
• Sunrise Med­i­ta­tions with Ar­rows and Thoughts for the Day (Will­iam B. Eerd­mans, 1940)
• New Ra­dio Songs and Chor­us­es of the Gos­pel No. 3 (Will­iam B. Eerd­mans, 1940)
• New Ra­dio Songs and Chor­use­s of the Gos­pel No. 4 (Will­iam B. Eerd­mans, 1942)
• Little Talks on Great Words: De­vo­tion­al Ex­po­si­tions of Scrip­ture (Will­iam B. Eerd­mans, 1943)
• Christ and the Be­liev­er in the Song of Songs (Chi­ca­go, Il­li­nois: Moo­dy Press, 1945)
• Plain Talks on Prac­ti­cal Truths (Chi­ca­go, Il­li­nois: Moo­dy Press, 1945)
• New Sun­rise Med­i­ta­tions (Will­iam B. Eerd­mans, 1945)
• Manual of Gos­pel Broad­cast­ing (Chi­ca­go, Il­li­nois: Moo­dy Press, 1946)
• Plain Talks on Ro­mans (Chi­ca­go, Il­li­nois: Moody Press, 1946)
• New Ra­dio Songs and Chor­us­es of the Gos­pel No. 5 (Will­iam B. Eerd­mans, 1946)

• Hustad, p. 275

1. All Be­cause of Cal­va­ry
2. Altogether Love­ly
3. Day Af­ter Day
4. I Have Christ in My Heart
5. Keep Prais­ing
6. Nearer and Dear­er to Me © 1929
7. Precious Hid­ing Place
8. There’s Joy in Fol­low­ing Je­sus
9. Till You Know Je­sus
10. V Is for Vic­to­ry © 1942

1. Accepted in the Be­loved
2. Lead Me to Some Soul To­day
3. Trust in the Lord