Today, people can be cruel and often judge us by our achievements, looks, or social media likes. Maybe that’s why God’s love can seem unfamiliar. Most love we experience is conditional, a “because of” love: “I love you because you’re funny” or “I love you because you do nice things for me.”
But Divine love operates on an entirely different level. It’s a “despite” and “even if” love.
1. It’s Not About Earning Love
A common misconception is that we must “earn” God’s love through good behavior. The truth is, God’s love is a constant flow, unaffected by your actions or failures. It’s been there since before you were born.
2. It Embraces Your Mess
Many try to “clean up” their lives before seeking God, much like tidying up before a cleaning service. God’s love is designed for the mess—meeting you in doubt, sitting with you in grief, and healing your shame with grace instead of judgment.
3. It’s an Anchor in Life’s Storms
Unlike our emotions, which can be unpredictable, God’s love is the steadfast anchor in our lives. It remains constant, even when everything feels chaotic.
Remember, “Love is not just something God does; it is who God is. You are not a project to fix; you are a cherished child.” Continue to live as Christ did and be more like Him while you’re here on earth.
Finding Peace in HIS Presence
If you’re feeling overwhelmed or unworthy, take a breath. You don’t need to hustle for love today. You are already seen, known, and profoundly loved—just as you are by our Lord and Savior. Thank you, Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, and Holy Spirit.
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Through Him all things are possible.
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“But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” — Romans 5:8 (NIV)
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