What About Love? by Billy Graham

Day By Day With Billy Graham

Day 338 of 366 What About Love? What about love? How can you be certain you're in love? I suggest these simple measures that you can apply to yourself. Is your love patient? Is it considerate? Can it wait until marriage for physical fulfillment? Experience says that true love's patience is inexhaustible. True love does not assert itself, claim rights, or demand privileges. It always thinks first of the other person. The biblical phrase is it "is not self-seeking." True love never thinks evil of the beloved. It is never suspicious, but always supportive and inspiring. True love bears all things. Nothing weakens or undermines it. It is a rock, an anchor, a foundation for all the years to come. These simple tests are a mirror that millions have used. Physiologists, psychiatrists, and marriage counselors attest their validity. They were first recommended almost two thousand years ago by a man named Paul, in 1 Corinthians, chapter 13. That chapter provides the finest definition of love the world has received. Daily Prayer Your limitless love causes me to see the narrowness of mine, Lord Jesus. Fill me with Your loving Spirit. 1 Corinthians 14:1 1 Corinthians 14:1 KJV 1 Follow after charity, and desire spiritual gifts, but rather that ye may prophesy.