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Daily Devotion - 1 Corinthians 13 - The Powerful Virtue of Love
One of the greatest experiences in life is the virtue of love. Everyone seeks love because it comforts the heart and soothes the soul. Yet, hate exists and some people enjoy inflicting its venomous poison onto others. Hate is troublesome because of its negative impact on the human spirit.
Why is Hate so Troublesome?
Because it’s an effective sin Satan uses to turn humans away from God.
Remember, God removed Lucifer from heaven (Isaiah 14:12-13) and he uses hate to avenge his judgment.
I think you’ll agree with me when I say the devil’s clever ways of using hate are cunning. For example, Satan uses prejudice to manifest hate between ethnic groups. The devil creates a hostile environment between cultures leading to death and destruction.
Both the New and Old Testament heighten God’s opposition to hates unfavorable existence. And when Christ roamed the earth, He exposed the world’s hatred towards God (John 15:18-25).
I can almost hear you thinking nothing good comes from hate. Yes, hate breeds resentment, bitterness, and causes physical harm to others. It’s the way the evil-doer provokes wicked action. A point often overlooked is hate leaves behind a trail of physical and mental devastation.
With this in mind, the devil works hard to twist the reality of Christ and he can’t tolerate us embracing God’s virtue of love (James 4:6).
What’s the Solution to Hate?
God’s powerful virtue of love!
Here’s something we both can agree on; there is nothing the world offers that matches our Father’s love. His love gave Adam and Eve a second chance (Genesis 3:22). And because He loved them His grace is extended to us today. How exceptional is that?
As if that’s not enough, He sacrificed His Son Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sin. This selfless display of His love shows He wants to save humanity from the evil one. That's the powerful virtue of love!
Read 1 Corinthians 13:4-7
Read the full devotion at https://devotableapp.com/daily-devotion-1-corinthians-13-the-powerful-virtue-of-love/
One of the greatest experiences in life is the virtue of love. Everyone seeks love because it comforts the heart and soothes the soul. Yet, hate exists and some people enjoy inflicting its venomous poison onto others. Hate is troublesome because of its negative impact on the human spirit.
Why is Hate so Troublesome?
Because it’s an effective sin Satan uses to turn humans away from God.
Remember, God removed Lucifer from heaven (Isaiah 14:12-13) and he uses hate to avenge his judgment.
I think you’ll agree with me when I say the devil’s clever ways of using hate are cunning. For example, Satan uses prejudice to manifest hate between ethnic groups. The devil creates a hostile environment between cultures leading to death and destruction.
Both the New and Old Testament heighten God’s opposition to hates unfavorable existence. And when Christ roamed the earth, He exposed the world’s hatred towards God (John 15:18-25).
I can almost hear you thinking nothing good comes from hate. Yes, hate breeds resentment, bitterness, and causes physical harm to others. It’s the way the evil-doer provokes wicked action. A point often overlooked is hate leaves behind a trail of physical and mental devastation.
With this in mind, the devil works hard to twist the reality of Christ and he can’t tolerate us embracing God’s virtue of love (James 4:6).
What’s the Solution to Hate?
God’s powerful virtue of love!
Here’s something we both can agree on; there is nothing the world offers that matches our Father’s love. His love gave Adam and Eve a second chance (Genesis 3:22). And because He loved them His grace is extended to us today. How exceptional is that?
As if that’s not enough, He sacrificed His Son Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sin. This selfless display of His love shows He wants to save humanity from the evil one. That's the powerful virtue of love!
Read 1 Corinthians 13:4-7
Read the full devotion at https://devotableapp.com/daily-devotion-1-corinthians-13-the-powerful-virtue-of-love/
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By DevotableDaily Devotion - 1 Corinthians 13 - The Powerful Virtue of Love
One of the greatest experiences in life is the virtue of love. Everyone seeks love because it comforts the heart and soothes the soul. Yet, hate exists and some people enjoy inflicting its venomous poison onto others. Hate is troublesome because of its negative impact on the human spirit.
Why is Hate so Troublesome?
Because it’s an effective sin Satan uses to turn humans away from God.
Remember, God removed Lucifer from heaven (Isaiah 14:12-13) and he uses hate to avenge his judgment.
I think you’ll agree with me when I say the devil’s clever ways of using hate are cunning. For example, Satan uses prejudice to manifest hate between ethnic groups. The devil creates a hostile environment between cultures leading to death and destruction.
Both the New and Old Testament heighten God’s opposition to hates unfavorable existence. And when Christ roamed the earth, He exposed the world’s hatred towards God (John 15:18-25).
I can almost hear you thinking nothing good comes from hate. Yes, hate breeds resentment, bitterness, and causes physical harm to others. It’s the way the evil-doer provokes wicked action. A point often overlooked is hate leaves behind a trail of physical and mental devastation.
With this in mind, the devil works hard to twist the reality of Christ and he can’t tolerate us embracing God’s virtue of love (James 4:6).
What’s the Solution to Hate?
God’s powerful virtue of love!
Here’s something we both can agree on; there is nothing the world offers that matches our Father’s love. His love gave Adam and Eve a second chance (Genesis 3:22). And because He loved them His grace is extended to us today. How exceptional is that?
As if that’s not enough, He sacrificed His Son Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sin. This selfless display of His love shows He wants to save humanity from the evil one. That's the powerful virtue of love!
Read 1 Corinthians 13:4-7
Read the full devotion at https://devotableapp.com/daily-devotion-1-corinthians-13-the-powerful-virtue-of-love/
One of the greatest experiences in life is the virtue of love. Everyone seeks love because it comforts the heart and soothes the soul. Yet, hate exists and some people enjoy inflicting its venomous poison onto others. Hate is troublesome because of its negative impact on the human spirit.
Why is Hate so Troublesome?
Because it’s an effective sin Satan uses to turn humans away from God.
Remember, God removed Lucifer from heaven (Isaiah 14:12-13) and he uses hate to avenge his judgment.
I think you’ll agree with me when I say the devil’s clever ways of using hate are cunning. For example, Satan uses prejudice to manifest hate between ethnic groups. The devil creates a hostile environment between cultures leading to death and destruction.
Both the New and Old Testament heighten God’s opposition to hates unfavorable existence. And when Christ roamed the earth, He exposed the world’s hatred towards God (John 15:18-25).
I can almost hear you thinking nothing good comes from hate. Yes, hate breeds resentment, bitterness, and causes physical harm to others. It’s the way the evil-doer provokes wicked action. A point often overlooked is hate leaves behind a trail of physical and mental devastation.
With this in mind, the devil works hard to twist the reality of Christ and he can’t tolerate us embracing God’s virtue of love (James 4:6).
What’s the Solution to Hate?
God’s powerful virtue of love!
Here’s something we both can agree on; there is nothing the world offers that matches our Father’s love. His love gave Adam and Eve a second chance (Genesis 3:22). And because He loved them His grace is extended to us today. How exceptional is that?
As if that’s not enough, He sacrificed His Son Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sin. This selfless display of His love shows He wants to save humanity from the evil one. That's the powerful virtue of love!
Read 1 Corinthians 13:4-7
Read the full devotion at https://devotableapp.com/daily-devotion-1-corinthians-13-the-powerful-virtue-of-love/