“So don’t be afraid, little flock. For it gives your Father great happiness to give you the Kingdom.”
Luke 12:32, NLT
“Whom should we love, if not Him who loved us, and gave himself for us?”
–Augustus Toplady
Our heavenly Father chooses to passionately love us with an unconditional and unwavering affection that knows no bounds. It is a love that transcends time and surpasses all understanding. It is a love that sees us in our entirety, recognizing our flaws and imperfections, yet embracing us with open arms.
God’s love is not a fleeting emotion (like ours).
It’s not “here today, gone tomorrow.”
It is a profound and intentional love that is rooted in a deep understanding of who we are at our core. Our heavenly Father knows us intimately, having knit us together in our mother’s womb. He understands our dreams, our fears, and our longings.
His love is not based on our performance or achievements, but simply on the fact that we are His beloved children.
In His love, we find security and solace. We are enveloped by His presence, knowing that He is always with us, guiding our steps and holding us in His tender care. His love is a refuge in times of trouble, a source of strength in moments of weakness, and a fountain of joy in times of celebration.
It is in this love that we find our true identity and worth.
Our Father sees us as His precious creation, fearfully and wonderfully made. He affirms our value and purpose, reminding us that we are chosen, forgiven, and redeemed. In His love, we find the freedom to be ourselves, to embrace our uniqueness, and to live out our calling with passion and purpose.
So let us bask in the fullness of this outrageous love.
Allow it to heal our deepest wounds, transform our hearts, and empower us to love others with the same selfless love that our heavenly Father has lavished upon us. Let us rest in the knowledge that we are deeply loved, cherished, and treasured by the One who created us and knows us by name.
“What marvelous love the Father has extended to us! Just look at it—we’re called children of God!”
1 John 3:1
I believe in His love for you. I hope you can see it too. Do you remember getting brand new sneakers when you were a kid? When I put mine on I just knew I could run faster, and leap higher! That’s what God’s love for us is like.
You are meant to show it off. He has called you to display His transforming loving grace. It alone has the power to change your heart and the lives of those you meet. His love will never leave us alone.
Today, I just had to share this with you.
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Broken Believers 
So Beautiful!! I pray I could write, speak remember. Two strokes have have broken this things I want to let people understand me. I go to school to learn again, but at 62 is old to start all over again. I am not asking for help or prays, just to say I will keep working to make it better again. Thank you. (I used to have a Big mouth and wrote so much!!)
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