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Essay On Real Love

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Even when we are false to Him, Real Love is always faithful to us. Providing means, being around to see, understand and address our needs before they occur, when they occur, and even after they have occurred. Only Real Love can declare “I’ll be there” or better yet “And surely, I am with you always, to the very end of the age” (Matthew 28:20(b)). Real Love will provide for all your needs. In 1 John 5:14-15, He promises that if you ask anything according to His will, He hears and answers you. That is just one of the privilege of having Real Love. He provides uniquely, undeniably, and unconditionally, unending love. Hear Him as He says to you, “The LORD appeared to us in the past, saying: “I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with loving-kindness” (Jeremiah 31:3).

e all have messed up, sinned, and have done things that we later regret. Don’t trip, I know that the sistah’s in your club think that you are squeaky clean, and the Fellas hold you out as Mr. Perfect but let’s just …show more content…

Love hides a multitude of faults; it is not puffed up or arrogant. Arrogance may attempt to be the surrogate for love, but when it is tested in the chambers of difficulty, or the heat of adversity, arrogance is inflated and high minded. Love is deflated and of low esteem, it always considers others before self. It is borne of humility cradled in gentleness and saturated with goodness. Arrogance always maintains center stage and is not willing to share time or space with others for any prolonged period. Real Love, on the other hand, is willing to walk beside or to stand behind and support. He knows that there will always be a need for Him and He stands ready, and attentive to fulfill the need. Real Love sticks around and establishes a bond. When you are frightened and confused, left defenseless and dependent by lust, if you willingly repent and relent, Real Love will step up, move forth and lead you to a state of

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