#Deep_Thoughts
There was a man and a woman who had never met. He was born in one place, and she was born in another. For years, they lived their own lives, with no idea the other even existed. They had their own stories—of pain, guilt, shame, and incredible victories. They had been through so much, tested by life in ways that shaped them into amazing individuals. But even with all that growth, they weren’t perfect.
One day, completely by chance, their paths crossed. They said hello, started talking, and couldn’t stop. It was like they’d known each other forever. They had so much in common and so many stories to share. Slowly, they fell for each other—not quickly, but deeply.
As time went on, they both felt something they couldn’t quite say aloud: “I love you so much, but I’m not sure you love me as much as I love you.” It wasn’t spoken, but they felt it. So, they prayed. They asked God, “Can you show them my heart? Show them how much I love them?” And God did. He revealed the depth of their love for one another, and it changed everything.
After that, they left behind anything that could threaten their relationship. They pushed aside every distraction or potential wedge because they knew the truth now—they loved each other deeply, truly, and unconditionally.
Now, let me ask you this: Have you ever felt that way about your relationship with God? Maybe you’ve thought, “I don’t love Him enough.” But here’s the truth: that’s not the real problem. The problem is that you don’t fully understand how much He loves you.
When you finally grasp how much God loves you, it changes everything. His love isn’t based on how good you are or what you do. It’s based on who He is. He loves you on your best days, but He also loves you just as much on your worst days. He loves you when you feel it and when you don’t. He loves you when you get it right and when you mess up completely. His love for you never changes because it’s not about you—it’s about Him and what Jesus did for you on the cross.
Think about this: with arms outstretched, nail-pierced hands, and blood flowing, Jesus said, “I love you this much. I love you so much it hurts. I would rather die than live without you.” That’s how deeply He loves you.
Here’s the amazing part: you can’t make God stop loving you. You could try, but you would fail. His love doesn’t depend on what you do or who you are—it’s all about His unchanging character. And when you truly get that, when you feel how deeply and unconditionally He loves you, it sets you free.
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