
Monday June 26, 2023
Romans 5:8
But God demonstrates His own love toward us,
in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.
If I were to try to talk about the greatness of love I would only run in circles, because I can’t speak of that which cannot be spoken of. But to break it down a little, this love of God is an attribute of God, which means it is eternal, immutable and infinite. It never began to be and it can never end; it can never change and there is no boundary to it. . . .
Every time God thinks about you, He thinks about you lovingly. Even if He must chastise you, or allow hardships to come to you, it is love that allows it to come and love that sends it. And we never should be afraid of love, because love casts out fear. . . .
The best preservative in the world is the love of God. Some people believe in the security of the saints from theological grounds. They take it from a text somewhere. I believe in the security of the saints because God is love and God always keeps that which He loves. We always keep what we love—always. . . .
He loves us so that no creature—neither seraphim nor cherubim nor archangel nor principality nor power nor all of them added together in all the vast universe of God—can ever hope to know how over-passingly great is the love of God, and how tenderly, how sweetly and how much He loves us.




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