Love is not jealous. We are all made unique with our different talents. We should appreciate these talents that God has given us and thank him for these gifts. Don’t hide it. You will remember the one in the Bible who went and hid his own talent. The Lord was not happy, not because he didn’t bring any fruits, more like others who brought 10 and got another 10 of the one who had five and brought another five, but he went and hid his talent. Some of us don’t make use of our talents. We just keep looking at others. “I wish I’m here. I wish I’m this. I’m this.” No!
Find out your own talent, develop it, use it for the greater glory of God and you will be fulfilling the Lord in that place. You align your will with that of the Almighty God and you will be happy.
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Love Does Not Brood Over Injury
Love does not brood over injury. Somebody has broken your heart. You have gotten a friend and this friend, you thought everything is okay now and this person suddenly decided to leave. What does it do to you? It holds you back. Forget it. Move on. Because if you don’t forgive and forget and move along, you will be condemned because…
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Images and What’s Behind Them
People take photographs of their loved ones. If you take a picture of your beloved one and kiss it, is it that person you’re kissing? Because as you do that, you remember the sentiments of the person you are looking at. And the Catholics, when they have these statues, these statues are people who you remember with joy. People who you know have lived a Christian life. So that’s why you have all these statues of…
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Love Is Not Pompous
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