Love does not seek its own interests. Put God first, then put others, and then put before yourself. If like, if you’re married and you treat your wife like a queen, if you treat her like a queen, surely you will get a king’s reward.
In the first place, that means that you appreciate, and she herself will reciprocate. The same thing if you’re a woman and you treat your husband like a king, that means you are a queen. You know that you’re a queen. Love does not seek its own interest. If it does, it will get stunted. Think of when you have blossomed. It is actually when you have gone out of your way to seek the interest of others. Seek other people’s interest first and every other thing will be added to you. Like they say, seek the kingdom of God first.
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Fear of the Lord
Roman 15, verse two says, “Let each of us please his neighbor “for his good to edify him.” Sometimes some of us think that happiness comes from pleasing ourselves. Some in money, some in houses, some in cars, some in sex, but that does not bring happiness. So look for happiness, true happiness. It comes more from pleasing others…
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Love Does Not Rejoice At Wrong
Love does not rejoice at wrong. It does not rejoice over wrongdoing. There are some people who rejoice at seeing others do wrong. They want to see it so that they can gossip and talk about it. There are also some people who rejoice and brag about telling people off or hurting them. That’s not the right spirit. Sometimes you hear people…
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Flip The Script of Your Life
Are you ready to flip the script in your life? Do not scroll past this. God created us in His image and likeness. And when I look at myself in the Bible, I see some semblance of me in St. Paul. You remember he had that dramatic change when he met the Lord while he was going to capture the Christians to drag them back because he wanted to destroy Christianity. But immediately, he was captured by the Lord…
