God is love

Today we see countless people who show no love towards their neighbor, rather in them there is only evil, which is not pleasant in the eyes of God.

The word of God records that they were seeking for one who could die for humanity, but no one was not found, but the Father decided to come in the flesh to die for each one of us. He left his throne for the love of humanity.

Dear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from God. Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God.
1 John 4:7

We recognize that everyone who is born of God is known. God is love and he who has love is because he knew the Lord as Holy Scripture says. The love of God is infinite, it does not end, it remains forever.

It is good that everyone who has love shows it to that who does not have, that is so that he who does not have love can bear that wonderful grace of God, that peace that the Lord gives to each of His children.

Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love.
1 John 4:8

There are many people who say they have love, but they do not show it, everyone who has love is noticed, because the grace of God is remarkable in every place where we arrive.

The love of God changes everything, the love of God is the grace that leads us to continue, to seek, love, strengthen, help us stand, and makes us direct others to know the perfect love of God.

This is how God showed his love among us: He sent his one and only Son into the world that we might live through him.
1 John 4:9

As I said before. God sent His only begotten son so that we might be saved by him, in this His love was remarkable in being God, He sent His son to die for all mankind, so that through Him we would be saved by his great mercy, and I end up saying: God is love.

When we meditate on these words, we realize that divine love is not a simple emotion or a passing feeling; it is a transforming force that reshapes our character and our way of seeing others. The world may present a distorted version of love, one that is based on convenience or personal interest, but the love that comes from God is completely different. It is a love that gives, that sacrifices, that serves, that forgives without limits. This is the love that God wants to cultivate in our hearts so that we may reflect His nature wherever we go.

If we truly understood the magnitude of the love of God demonstrated on the cross, we would be more willing to extend that same love to others, even to those who do not treat us well. Loving those who love us is simple, but loving those who hurt us, criticize us, or misunderstand us is where the true test of Christian love is found. Jesus Himself taught that loving our enemies is what demonstrates that we are children of the Father. And this is possible only when His Spirit fills our hearts with compassion and mercy.

The absence of love in today’s world is a reflection of hearts that have moved away from God. When the human being distances himself from the Creator, selfishness increases, hatred grows, and indifference becomes normal. For this reason, the church has a great responsibility: to show a different path, to be a living example of the love that comes down from heaven. Each believer must become a testimony of God’s love, not only with words, but also with attitudes, actions, and daily behavior.

Let us remember that the love of God is not only a message to preach, but a lifestyle to practice. When we forgive, when we help, when we listen, when we console, when we extend a hand to the fallen, we are manifesting a small reflection of the great love with which God has loved us. And this is precisely the purpose of the gospel: that others may know God through our love.

May this truth remain in our hearts: God is love. And if God lives in us, then love must also dwell in us. Let us allow His love to transform us so that we, in turn, may transform the world around us.