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. That’s what brings happiness. So do acts of love with humility, with joy. If we believe in God, love Him, and cherish Him, that will help us to help others. You will see yourself respecting people, caring for them, and trying to do good for others. This gives you inner joy and happiness; we and the people we are doing good for will be delighted.
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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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Love Does Not Seek It’s Own Interest
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…
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Love Believes All Things
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…
