LOVE AND PRAYER

The author of this saying " Love never reasons but profusely gives, gives like a thoughtless prodigal and trembles lest it has done too little."

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One distinctive quality of Christian love is the ability to (a)   or get hurt for the other.

This is the characteristic of Christian love, where Jesus' love extended to all: the poor, the sick, the marginalized in society. Good-looking, young or wrinkled, rich or poor, lovable or hard-to-please, true love does not discriminate.

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This is the characteristic of Christian love that Love must prove itself in the ordinary relationships of daily life: in the family, at work, in school, in the neighborhood. If we are to love as God loves, we must learn to love in concrete form: not in empty platitudes and abstractions.

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What verse in the Bible states that "Love is the universal sun that warms all human relationships. It is the emotion that gives life its meaning and sustains all life on Earth. It is the reason why the Son of God came down among men-to teach and to show men how to love."

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This type of love is more focused in having peace and harmonious relationship with members of our family.

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The centerpiece of the moral teaching of Jesus is love. Where and verse in the bible can you find this commandment of God "This is My commandment: love one another as I have loved you"

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It is our hotline to God.

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In this type of prayer we tell God how much we love Him and worship Him for His goodness.

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We pray because our hearts overflow with thanks for the blessings God has given us.

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