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Devotional - 05th Mar 2021

 'And this is love, that we walk after the commandments. This is the commandment that, as ye have heard from the beginning, ye should walk in it' (2 John1:6).

God is love and it is because He has put his love in us that we know how to love. We ought to love God with all our heart and all our soul and all our might and love others as we love ourselves. This is the agape love. This kind of love is selfless and focus more on others than ourselves. If we dont love God, then we can't know him, and is not of him. When you love someone, you know them through and through, you want the best for them and you'll do anything for them. Well God loves us and want the best for us and has laid down his life for us through His only Son, Jesus that we can be with him forever. What wonderful and amazing love! Love is not simply an emotion, but requires action as we see demonstrated by God in giving his Son as a sacrificial offering for our sins. God's love requires action based on his truth, as we obey his commands. This love, that is of God, is inclusive of loving one another as well as, walking in obedience to His truth. If we choose to follow Jesus, then we must love  one another, that is a direct command of God. Jesus said in John 14:15, "If you love Me, you will keep my commandment." It is the responsibility of each of us to heed the Word of God, to obey and walk in His way. It is the will of God that His  Children should walk In the truth of the Gospel and abide by it, as we received it when we first heard and believed. Let us keep ourselves in the love of God, by walking after his commandments, trusting in his truth, believing in Christ by faith and have love for one another. This is the sure evidence that we love Him, as we faithfully keep his commandments.

Have a wonderful day and a blessed weekend 🌹🌹

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