May 14: 1 John 4:7-8 - Love from the bottom of God’s heart - 365 Daily Devotions


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Today's Devotion:

365 Daily Devotions

💚 Greetings: Kail Genio, Midori Holgado, Nathalia Nicole, Donita, Joshua, Eltoni, Kiara

📖 Scripture: 1 John 4:7-8

👨💻 Teaching:
1. True love never runs out.
2. Love is the main indicator of being saved.
3. God's very being is love.

💪 Application:
1. Commit to love “from” God.
2. Consider love as an opportunity.
3. Cultivate love that is planted in God.

🎙Discussion:
Why should we consider love as an opportunity?

🙏 Prayer:
Lord, thank You because You are love. Your love for me never runs out. In return, teach me to love people the way I ought to love them. Help me to love those who make me angry and exhausted. I commit to loving them by drawing from Your love tank. Let me consider loving others as an opportunity. It is better to love than to be loved. I

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