Love believes in all things. Do we believe in love? Do we believe in God? The God who created us, who gave us life? Do we believe? I hear some people, sometimes they say, “My father hurt me so much. For me, he doesn’t exist.” He doesn’t exist? He exists. Your father exists. Whether you like it or not, your father exists. It’s the same with God. Whether you believe in God or you don’t believe in God, God exists.
You have parents, you have siblings, you have friends, you have coworkers. You do everything. Who is the source of all this? The God Almighty, because He gives all this out of love. We must respond by loving God, believing in Him, and trusting Him. Love believes in all things.
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Be Kind
Ephesians 4:32, “Be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving one another as God is in Christ forgave you.” People cherish it when you are kind to them. Even you cherish it when someone is kind to you. Think of you carrying a heavy load, and somebody comes to help you. There is that joy that comes to you. Or somebody hurts you, and you know the person has forgiven you…
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You Did It To Me
Matthew 25:40 says I lost it. I hope that 40 was on the next page. “And the King will answer them, ‘Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these, my brethren, you did it to me.'” If President Biden or Pope Francis comes here and wants a cup of water, everybody will run scatter-skelter, falling on each other to provide them…
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Holy Numbers
Are you bad at math? Here’s something interesting. Holy numbers have meaning and significance in the Bible. We can say the number seven is associated with perfection and rest because, you know, when the Lord taught our Father, there were like seven petitions in that prayer, and they say it’s the perfect prayer, the prayer taught by Jesus himself. So, seven has a lot to do with the church: seven deadly sins and…
