Did the love dry up? Run out? Did love simply evaporate? Can love stop happening? Can love die just like that? Paul doesn’t think so... Prophecies and beautiful sermons will perish and be forgotten. Yes, even knowledge will disappear, but love will certainly survive. Love never dies. What have we done with love that it runs out? What do my spouse and I do that it sometimes feels as if the love between us has gone? People mess up. We mess with the God-given action. Yes, action. Don Francisco sings: Love is not a feeling it’s an act of your will. It’s something that we must do, that we must live. What should be born in our daily actions of living. If you continue to persevere, try again, get up one more time, love will certainly also get up again. But we grow tired of getting up and trying again and again and eventually we push the ‘eject’ button and love dies. Apparently this is easier. But is it? Maybe we should decide to let love live again. Maybe I should be the least and pour a little water on the roots of wilted love. Love will get up again! Love never dies ! Not now not ever....
Posted on: Mon, 10 Nov 2014 12:10:19 +0000
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