Day 10 - Love Is Unconditional
God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. —Romans 5:8
During the marriage ceremony, the vows promised to one another speak of unconditional love. Will you love through better or worse, through sickness and health, in joy and sorrow, for richer or poorer? Those who have been married any length of time understand that these challenges do come up and unconditional love is not ran by our emotions or feelings. In times of 'worse' we may not feel very loving! Unconditional love is oftentimes reflecting on those vows taken at the beginning of marriage and reinstating them with purpose to love each other...no matter what.
The Love Dare:
Do something out of the ordinary today for your spouse—something that proves (to you and to them) that your love is based on your choice and nothing else. Wash her car. Clean the kitchen. Buy his favorite dessert. Fold the laundry. Demonstrate love to them for the sheer joy of being their partner in marriage.
I cleaned his side of the garage yesterday, but I was kinda' grumpy. Guess I need to try again. :) Thanks for provoking us to love and good deeds.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and being so encouraging !
ReplyDelete" SO very true, love should be unconditional."
Blessings to you dear friend :)
I like the new look of your blog!
ReplyDeleteThis was such a good word - we really need to be sure that we don't take our spouses for granted. Their very familiarity should be reason enough to show them often how much we love them -
Tonight, I'm watching hockey with my husband. I love hockey, yes - but sitting next to him on the couch is making it kinda special I hope!!!
GOD BLESS!
I loved this post. And my husband will too. We need that reminder to love deliberately!
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