But now these three remain—
faith, hope, and love.
And the greatest of these is love. 1 Corinthians 13:13, TLV

Action vs. Words.       With all the dissent and fear and anxiety around us, is the LORD requiring love from us? Yes.

It’s important to remember that love — like faith and hope — is an action word. It’s a choice. A choice of gratitude for a powerful, loving GOD who knows what He’s doing even when the world says He doesn’t.

We don’t have to feel love because if we have to feel it before we do it, then not much would get done. Think laundry and dishes.

We love, because He first loved us.  (1 John 4:19, TLV)

Maybe the only thing we can do today is to commit to love our neighbor as ourselves (Leviticus 19:18; Mark 12:13).

Love God and love others. It’s the law in action. That’s a great place to begin.

Think More About It

How does love in action work for you? I love your stories and insights!

Until tomorrow, may we walk out love.

Praying for Israel

Let those who say to me, “Aha! Aha!”
be appalled over their own shame.
Let all those who seek You rejoice and be glad in You.
Let those who love Your salvation
continually say: “ADONAI [the LORD] be magnified!”
But I—I am poor and needy—
yet my Lord is mindful of me.
You are my help and my deliverer—
O my God, do not delay! Psalm 40: 16-18, TLV

“O my God, do not delay!” This passage ends where our heart cries out on behalf of Israel and her hostages. Join me? God bless you!