Love Notes from God

John prepared the way without fully knowing—but at the right time, God confirmed the promise. What He places in your heart, He will reveal. Stay faithful. (John 1:33)

John witnessed the Holy Spirit come down from heaven like a dove and remain on Jesus. In this episode, we reflect on what it means when God’s Spirit descends and rests..bringing confirmation, power, and divine presence.

John knew Jesus in the natural—but didn’t recognize Him as the Messiah until God revealed it. John 1:31 reminds us that true recognition comes by the Spirit, not by sight.

In this special family episode, Karla, Michael, and Kristin reflect on John 1:30 and the humility of John the Baptist as he pointed to Jesus..the One who came after him, yet existed before him.

In today’s episode, we reflect on John 1:29, where John the Baptist reveals Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. Jesus didn’t come to offer just another sacrifice.,He became the final one. This truth changes everything.

John the Baptist knew his purpose, yet stayed humble before Jesus. In today’s episode, we explore how confidence and humility can coexist when we truly know who we are and who He is. John 1:27–28 reminds us that it’s an honor just to speak of Him.

In today’s episode, we reflect on John 1:26, where John the Baptist reminds the crowd that the One they’ve been waiting for is already among them. Sometimes what we’re praying for is already present..we just need spiritual

In John 1:24–25, religious leaders questioned John’s authority. But John wasn’t moved..he knew he was sent. This episode reminds us that when God calls you, you don’t need validation from people to walk in purpose.

John 1:21–23 shows us the power of knowing who you are..and who you’re not. Like John, we’re called to stand in truth and purpose without apology.

In John 1:19–20, John the Baptist boldly declares, “I am not the Christ.” In a world full of pressure to be everything, this moment reminds us of the power in knowing who we are—and who we’re not. Let this truth anchor your identity in Christ alone.