John 13:34–35 (ESV): 34 A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another. 35 By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.”
Love.
Four little letters.
Love is shown in so many ways every single day. Many times love is shown without any thought. That is how love is most appreciated. When love is shown automatically it is authentic and real.
Love in the Christmas story is shown in a variety of ways. First there is the love of Joseph for Mary — presented with an impossible pregnancy he loved her enough to believe her and to remain with her. The love of Mary for her baby – Jesus – is at the center of the story. The ultimate love was the love God has for His children by sending his son in human form.
Today I am focused on love. The love that envelops and enfolds each of us. That feeling that we are cared for and about. it is so comforting and during unsettling times it is what I cling to.
I wish you all love.
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Leave a commentLove is the greatest gift. Sending love your way my dear friend. xo
Reminds me of that song “They’ll know we are Christians By Our Love”
Sending some love right back at you. ♥
We need love now more than ever. Love to you, dear friend, and to your beautiful and loving family.
I wish you love too…in spite of all Wordmess!
If we love and show it to others it is one of the great gifts from God. Beth Ann, you truly show love all around. Wish you, Chris, and family a Merry & Blessed Christmas.