As Kelly Minter says, we live in a time "when the word LOVE means just about anything under the sun, and therefore almost nothing."
So how can we know what love really is? Answer: look at Jesus. He SHOWS us what love is...and much of what He demonstrates is having a servant-heart and putting others first.
To enter the contest, email Janet your definition of love. Don't concern yourself with the number of words; focus on the content. EMAIL your entry to: Janet@RightToTheSoul.org
Winston Churchill, “We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” What can you do to make a bigger difference? How rich is your life? Feeling like you have nothing to give? Feeling poor (financially)? Remember this: More than anything, God asks us to be other-centered; He wants you to give away LOVE. When I lost hundreds of thousands of dollars to an embezzling business partner, I was extremely angry. But with time I realized that I still had something to give away…LOVE. The move I gave, the richer I felt. I wouldn’t trade my current life (one which has left me in debt and without my once well-working athletic body) for anything...
Reading the Word of God may not sound exciting, but it's worth it. I had not read the Bible until I was in my late 30's. In fact, the 1st time I read a story in the Bible (story of Sodom & Gomorrah), I heaved the Bible across the room thinking how ridiculous! But about a decade later, I read the entire Bible. Since then, I have re-read it again & again. My Bible is now in shambles; but I’m better than ever. I see the world differently; everything in relation to God. I would never go back to my life where God was on the backburner. Why would I? Why miss out on getting to know the One who...
I was gifted a Bible when I was in my 20s, but after reading the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, I heaved the book across the room, not to pick it up again until almost a decade later. Finally, when I realized God was calling me, I read the entire Bible in one year (that's easy if you'll read 4 chapters/day, skipping 1 day/wk to go to church). As I learned more about God and His love for us, and His will for us, I realized my behavior wasn't matching up very well with that of a good Christian. I decided to dig deep. I asked myself questions like: if God is really speaking, was I listening the way I...