Love Notes from God

Jesus told Nathanael he would see greater things – and that promise is for us too. God has amazing things ahead for those who believe. (John 1:50)

Nathanael declared Jesus as the Son of God and King of Israel. Just like the crowds who shouted “Hosanna!” in John 12:13, we too can boldly proclaim Him as our King today. (John 1:49)

Jesus saw Nathanael coming and revealed He already knew him. Today, remember: Jesus sees you, knows you, and loves you deeply.

(John 1:47,48; Romans 9:4,6)

Nathanael doubted Jesus because of where He came from, but Philip simply said, “Come and see.” We can invite others to know Jesus for themselves.

(John 1:45;46)

In today’s Love Note, Jesus gives a direct invitation to Philip: “Follow Me.” Philip doesn’t hesitate; he goes and brings Nathanael. When Jesus calls, it’s not just for us..it’s so others will come to know Him too. (John1:43-44)

In today’s episode, we dive into John 1:42 and Matthew 16:18, where Jesus calls Simon by his new name, Peter—the Rock. God sees beyond who you are right now and calls out who you’re created to be. Let this truth transform how you see yourself today.

Andrew found the Messiah and couldn’t keep it to himself..he had to share it with his brother. When Jesus changes our lives, His goodness is too good to keep to ourselves. (John 1:40,41)

Today’s love note takes us into John 1:39 with a fun twist – a peek into Kristin’s birthday party and how her friends really know her because they spend time with her. Just like the disciples stayed with Jesus to know Him deeply, we’re invited to come, see, and truly know who He is beyond what others say.

Jesus invites us to come and see, to sit with Him and dwell with Him. It’s an invitation that is life-changing and mind-renewing. In John 1:39, they wanted to see where He was staying. They wanted to follow Him and see how He lived.

When Jesus asked, “What do you seek?” it wasn’t just for them—it’s for us too. This episode is a heart check, an invitation to reflect on what we’re truly pursuing in this season: position, approval, peace, purpose, or Him. (John 1:38)