The love of God is so great that we cannot describe it, but at the same time it impacts us a lot. His love, His goodness and His mercy sustain us every day, so let us give thanks to God and surrender before Him.
When we meditate on the love of God, we find ourselves before something immeasurable. Human words fall short, because His love is eternal, pure, and unconditional. It reaches places where no one else can reach, it heals wounds no human can heal, it lifts the fallen and gives strength to those who feel they cannot continue. Every morning we open our eyes is another testimony of His patience and compassion toward us.
His love and sacrifice allowed us to know what He is capable of doing for us. He gave us salvation, He died for us without deserving it, He made us His children. God is great and powerful forever. This is not a distant God, nor a cold or indifferent Creator. He is a Father who draws near, who embraces, who forgives, who restores. Salvation was not an afterthought; it was His plan from the beginning, and He carried it out through the perfect sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
There is nothing greater than this sacrifice for all mankind. God has given His Son on the cross of Calvary, being whipped, mistreated and bearing the guilt of our sins. Let us praise His Holy Name because He deserves it. No other act of love in history compares to this. Christ did not die for righteous people; He died for sinners, for enemies, for those who did not seek Him. And yet, He offered Himself willingly, motivated by love.
And walk in love, as Christ also hath loved us, and hath given himself for us an offering and a sacrifice to God for a sweetsmelling savour.
Ephesians 5:2
This is the advice, that we walk with love, that we love our neighbors, that just as our Jesus Christ gave Himself on the cross for us, so we act with kindness and mercy. God is good and has always been good. True love is not only expressed in words, but in actions that reflect the character of Christ in us. When we forgive, when we show patience, when we help someone without expecting anything in return, we are walking in the footsteps of our Savior.
He did not look at your sins, did not look at the situation at the time of surrender, He simply surrendered, and said that if it was the will of God, then let it be so. And He did not back down. Christ saw the cross, saw the suffering, saw the weight of sin, and still said: “Not my will, but Yours be done.” This is the greatest demonstration of obedience and love the world will ever know.
That is why there is no love as great and wonderful as the love of our God. Let us love as God loved us, giving everything for us. As His Word says, brothers, let us love one another. This is the true love. A love that does not depend on emotion, a love that does not fail, a love that comes from God and flows through His people.
Every day let us worship His name, let us give thanks for that great love that He has placed in each of us. His love is infinite, wonderful and great. It sustains us when we are weak, comforts us when we are afflicted, and guides us when we are lost. May our response be a life surrendered in gratitude, walking in holiness, and showing others the same love that has transformed us.
May we never forget that everything we are and everything we have is because of His great love. And may our hearts continually overflow with praise for the One who loved us first.