Roses are red
Violets are blue
I have a secret Valentine
How about you?
I hate to admit it
But I have betrayed my love before
Even though I did that
He still loves me all the more
He gave me the greatest gift
Even though it is much more than I deserve
He paid the ultimate price
And is a great example of how to serve (others)
My secret Valentine doesn’t just love me
He loves everyone in the world too
The only question is
Do you know that he also loves you?
For twenty three years now I have been on this earth. I
still have a lot to learn but I have learned quite a few things during my time
here. One thing I have learned is that if you are talking with other girls one
specific topic is bound to come up: boys/men. This topic especially comes up when
you are in middle school, go to a Bible college, or if you are a 20 some year
old who has never had a boyfriend.
I’ve heard countless sermons, read blogs, and had
conversations with people about relationships. Everyone seems to have different
ideas about love and relationships. And, most people are so focused on love and
relationships that they forget the most important relationship. They forget who
our first Valentine is: Jesus.
Jesus gave all of us the greatest Valentine, Christmas,
or Easter gift we could ever receive. Without this gift our lives would have no
meaning. But, most people seem to forget the fact that Jesus should be our
first love. And, in order to show our love to him our relationship needs to
grow with him. This means we need to want to learn about him, spend time with
him, and pray. Just like with any other relationship, we need to spend time
with our loved one.
So, are you focusing too much on the relationship you
have/don’t have with a significant other? If you are, what can you do to
remember the true Valentine you have? What can you do to show your love to
Jesus?
Luke 10:27, Deuteronomy 6:5, 1 John 4:19
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