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Choosing God’s Kind of Love
It’s not always easy to discern real love, especially in a world that celebrates emotions over truth. But God’s love gives you clarity. His Spirit helps you see beyond appearance and emotion to the real substance of a person’s heart.
Physical attraction isn’t wrong; it’s natural. But if attraction is the only thing holding a relationship together, it will fade fast. You need more than chemistry; you need character.
The world says, “Follow your feelings.” But God says, “Guard your heart” (Proverbs 4:23 NIV). Feelings are good initiators, but terrible decision-makers. Love that lasts is built on commitment, not convenience.
So, before you give your heart away, ask:
Does this relationship honour God?
Does it bring out the best in me?
Can it stand the test of time and truth?
Remember, true love is patient, kind, self-controlled, and anchored in God. Lust is impatient, selfish, and fleeting. Choose the love that lasts. Choose God’s way.
Reflection Question: How can you guard your heart and pursue relationships that reflect God’s love rather than lust?
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About this Plan

We all long to love and be loved, but in a world where emotions often masquerade as love, it’s easy to mistake lust or infatuation for the real thing. The Bible teaches that true love is patient, pure, and selfless, while lust is impulsive and destructive. This 3-day plan will help you discern the difference, learn to guard your heart, wait for God’s best, and build relationships rooted in purity and purpose. Whether single, dating, or married, you’ll be challenged to love the right way, the way God loves.
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We would like to thank Dr Becky Olorunpomi for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/share/17DcEU3UpU/
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