Love . . . Always Protects, Trusts, Hopes, Perseveres
The old “glass half-empty or half-full” conundrum is designed to give a snapshot look at a person’s outlook on life. There are really two answers to the question (despite others Continue Reading
Love Does not Delight in Evil, but Rejoices with the Truth
“Have you heard the latest?” This phrase is usually followed by some morsel of gossip or scandal, telling of someone’s failing or weakness. There are industries built upon this idea Continue Reading
Love . . . Keeps no Record of Wrongs
At one point in the Gospels, Peter asks Jesus how many times he should forgive someone. Peter, wanting to impress Jesus, suggests he forgive seven times. Jesus’ response was, Continue Reading
Love . . . is not Rude, Self-Seeking or Easily Angered
“Love is not rude. It is not self-seeking. It is not easily angered” (1 Corinthians 13:5). A cartoon I saw long ago always brings me a chuckle, even after all Continue Reading