True Love

True love will be there. When others don't show up. Even when you don't show up.

True love sees you for who you are from the deep, from the innate. It sees your brokenness, that which has been done to you, and yes, that which you've done, that has yet to be healed. And it wants you anyway. It longs to cover you, to heal you, to free you. To just sit with you and hold you.

True love sees who you are called to be, purely. It sees your beauty from the inside-out. Respects and treasures you. Knows you for who you really are.

True love calls from its deep to the deep of your heart. Come to Me. I've been waiting for you. I don't want your kingdoms. I want you.

True love never runs out. But time does. We can't afford to risk what isn't worth the risk. If you don't have tomorrow, which you may not, do you want true love today? Do you remember this is what we're made for? This is the substance of true life, of truly living?

Are you operating from a deficit? When was the last time you experienced true love? Is it intimidating? Is there anything you are afraid of?

True love stands out when truly encountered...head and shoulders above anything else. It differentiates itself by its very nature. You'll know it when you see it.

You will always have True Love pursuing you in the Messiah, the One who already poured out His all for you. You may also have true love in a person near you. Are you willing to love again, to trust again, to give again?


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