The Greatest Love: A Reflection on John 15:13 and God’s Unfailing Love
“No one has greater love [no one has shown stronger affection] than to lay down (give up) his own life for his friends.” (AMP)
~John 15:13
Be a channel of love in this unkind world. Being a channel, you need to be connected to the true source, The Fountain of Love, that never runs dry. That love that moved God to create the universe and plan the wonderful plan of salvation even to send His only Son to die for the sinful human race. This is the love that reach out to lift one up and understands the weakness and helplessness of man without Him. This is the love that without doubt would never lie and never change concerning the promises written in His word. This is the love that we could hope for, cling to, and hold on to for His love never ends, as the distance from east to west, so is His love. This is the love that look at you without condemnation when you fail, but look at you with eyes that says, “This is the reason why I had to die, to give you a one time redemption of all your sins, your mistakes and failures. So when my Father looks at you, He would look at you wearing my robe of righteousness and He would see in you the deepest and purest love I have for you.” This is that gaze of love that sent Peter out weeping bitterly when he denied Jesus thrice, a gaze of love that never condemns. Only deep and pure love. “And the Lord turned, and looked upon Peter. And Peter remembered the word of the Lord, how he had said unto him, Before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice. And Peter left the courtyard, crying bitterly.” ~Luke 22:61-62
May you radiate this kind of love to those around you that the world may know that this kind of love still exists.
About the Author
Zen is a devoted spiritual writer and thinker behind Infinite Wisdom Inspirational. She shares insights grounded in faith, revelatory experiences and the teachings of the Bible, guiding readers toward reflection, inspiration, and a deeper connection with God. Through her writing, Zen encourages understanding, hope, and meaningful living in everyday life.
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